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    LongBoardLarry
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    I have a haro impulse it's about 12 years old great bike but would like to put front suspension on it. It has a 1" neck and I was wondering what I could do with out spending a bunch of money. I am not looking for new but used in good condition.

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  2. MtnBikerChk
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    Originally posted by LongBoardLarry
    I have a haro impulse it's about 12 years old great bike but would like to put front suspension on it. It has a 1" neck and I was wondering what I could do with out spending a bunch of money. I am not looking for new but used in good condition.

    Thanks

    try ebay for 1" threaded suspension forks.

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  3. Ginzu
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    Originally posted by LongBoardLarry
    I have a haro impulse it's about 12 years old great bike but would like to put front suspension on it. It has a 1" neck and I was wondering what I could do with out spending a bunch of money. I am not looking for new but used in good condition.

    Thanks

    Cambriabike.com had some 1" Judy's awhile back.

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