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Erik Lindeberg
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I like to take my flat handlebar cross cycle off-road. I have replaced the original Manitou Luxe
Super (no lock-out, too soft, I weigh 195 lb) with a non-suspension carbon fork and for the most I
am happy with this combination. For some though terrain It could be nice to have a good suspension
fork, though, but I have not found any good and light fork yet. Lock-out is mandatory.
I am considering SR Suntour NRX-9000, SR Suntour NRX-9200-700, RST TR-PRO I SL-7, Manitou South
Super w/TPC Lock-Out, Marzocchi Marathon SL. The two last seems to be the choice of Gary Fisher on
his 29-ers. Does anyone have any experiences with any of these forks or know about other interesting
forks? Have you seen any reviews?
Does Rock Shox have any high end forks for this dimension (RockShox GPS Europe and RockShox GPS
Metro Mag have no lock-out)?
Erik L Trondheim, Norway
Super (no lock-out, too soft, I weigh 195 lb) with a non-suspension carbon fork and for the most I
am happy with this combination. For some though terrain It could be nice to have a good suspension
fork, though, but I have not found any good and light fork yet. Lock-out is mandatory.
I am considering SR Suntour NRX-9000, SR Suntour NRX-9200-700, RST TR-PRO I SL-7, Manitou South
Super w/TPC Lock-Out, Marzocchi Marathon SL. The two last seems to be the choice of Gary Fisher on
his 29-ers. Does anyone have any experiences with any of these forks or know about other interesting
forks? Have you seen any reviews?
Does Rock Shox have any high end forks for this dimension (RockShox GPS Europe and RockShox GPS
Metro Mag have no lock-out)?
Erik L Trondheim, Norway
