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Fox Racing Shox 32 F-Series RL Remote 2009 Forks

4.67/5 (3 Reviews)

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MSRP : $795.00


Product Description

The Fox 32 F100 RL Remote Lockout fork has 100mm of travel. The travel can be reduced to 80mm if a 20mm spacer is inserted in the fork. The stanchions are 32mm in diameter. The fork is air sprung, which is adjustable, as is rebound, and travel can be locked out via a remote lever mounted on the bar. The damper is oil in an open bath. The disc specific lowers are white. This fork works with quick-release axle wheels. 1590g (3.50lbs).


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:4
Submitted by excalibur1200 a Weekend Warrior from Florida

Date Reviewed: April 16, 2011

Strengths:    Light, stiff, smooth, looks great in black

Weaknesses:    Remote works great but a little bulky, quite expensive

Bottom Line:   
Just as stiff as my Tora SL yet weighs well over a pound less including the remote, and has far superior action. Looks great into the bargain. This is my first fox fork and I'm impresssed. The remote is a little bulky on the handlebar but so far its action has been flawless. The fork eats up bumps with aplomb and remains torsionally stiff even at high speeds under hard braking with a 203mm rotor, remarkable considering the low weight.

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Favorite Trail:   Markham

Duration Product Used:   3 months

Price Paid:    $649.00

Purchased At:   Online

Similar Products Used:   Rock Shox Tora SL, Dart, RST Gila T9

Bike Setup:   07' K2 Apache 6.0, XT group, I9 wheelset, raceface, Fizik, Avid ect
Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:4
Submitted by lebikerboy a Weekend Warrior from North Vancouver

Date Reviewed: October 24, 2009

Strengths:    Stiff, smooth love air adjust springs.

Weaknesses:    Lockout remote.

Bottom Line:   
Remote lockout takes up a lot of handlebar space. My lockout
remote quit working during the first couple of rides. I cut it off my bike and am going to see if I can get a standard version RL top piece using the existing cartridge...

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Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Similar Products Used:   Manitou,Marzocchi, other Fox forks.

Bike Setup:   Classic Rocky Mountain Blizzard hardtail, XT, Raceface etc.
Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Dirtyfaces a Racer from Cleveland

Date Reviewed: March 25, 2009

Strengths:    Buttery smooth travel, Stiff Chassis, Useful Adjustments

Weaknesses:    The remote lockout interface to the top of the fork is designed in such a way that it cannot easily be removed. Unlike other remote lockouts, this will not work without the trigger attached.

Bottom Line:   
This fork is amazing, when paired to this bike in particular it creates a great cross country package. I haven't used a fork with this amount of travel for xc racing before, but the smooth ride and light weight of this fork have changed my mind.

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Favorite Trail:   Mohican State Park

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Purchased At:   GT

Similar Products Used:   Manitou Minute Absolute MRD 100mm, Fox RL 100mm, Rock Shox SID World Cup, Cannondale Lefty, Headshock Ultra, Manitou Mach 5, Manitou EFC, MAG 21 SL Ti

Bike Setup:   2009 GT Marathon Pro 4.7" fox up front, 4" Fox RP23 in the back, Stans wheels, Sram, Avid Ultimate
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