Re: Pins & needles

Quoted message said:

L O L... you said "Judy forks"

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Slack - former Judy owner

oops, meant to add: When the last time you serviced your fork. And have
you put on any weight over this time period you're talking about?

--
Slack

in article [email hidden], Slack at
[email hidden] wrote on 10/6/05 4:34 am:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

L O L... you said "Judy forks"

--
Slack - former Judy owner

oops, meant to add: When the last time you serviced your fork. And have
you put on any weight over this time period you're talking about?

--
Slack

Serviced them last week, although I've rounded the top cap and have to do it
all in reverse, from underneath.
And I've lost weight, thanks for asking.

I know my Judys are bottom end ('00 XC 80mm), but I can't afford a
replacement. I have noticed the lack of trail buzz damping though.

Dave Herbal said:

in article [email hidden], Slack at
[email hidden] wrote on 10/6/05 4:34 am:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

L O L... you said "Judy forks"

--
Slack - former Judy owner

oops, meant to add: When the last time you serviced your fork. And have
you put on any weight over this time period you're talking about?

--
Slack

Serviced them last week, although I've rounded the top cap and have to do it
all in reverse, from underneath.
And I've lost weight, thanks for asking.

I know my Judys are bottom end ('00 XC 80mm), but I can't afford a
replacement. I have noticed the lack of trail buzz damping though.

Hmmm, as others suggested changing out grips and gloves will be the
least expensive/easiest option. I would start there, if unsuccessful, I
would seriously look at another fork. You can find some very good forks
(a model year or two old) for pretty cheap...when you're ready.

It could be that you're simply a better/faster rider now and need a
better dampened fork because you've out grown the Judy.

--
Slack