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Fox Racing Shox 36 Talas 180 RC2 Fit 2012 Forks
Product DescriptionAnyone worldwide may purchaseThis FOX Racing Shox product, however,The delivery address must be insideThe United States. "Factory" is FOXsTop ofThe line series and gives youThe best-of-the-bestTechnology FOX hasTo offer.TheTalas 180 RC2 FIT fork gives you Kashima coating, FIT dampingTechnology,TALAS adjustableTravel, andThe stiffness of a 20mmThru-axle system. Kashima Coat: Buttery-smooth, Genuine Kashima Coat is available only from FOX Racing Shox. Its distinctive gold color is backed by its
User Reviews
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roaster Date Reviewed: August 22, 2012 Strengths: Stiff, relatively light for a 180mm fork...and HOLY CRAP the kashima makes such a huge difference. I orignally had a 36 160mm on my rig, then upgraded to a 180, made a huge difference, was really happy with the geometry of the bike at that point. The TALAS is key for me, particularly because I climb a lot, and have steep hills in my area, but also really steep decents. When I upgraded to the 180mm, it didn't have kashima. I recently had it serviced by fox, and upgraded to kashima. Incredible difference. I seriously was riding way faster than normal because the fork was so damn smooth, I went down three times on a trail I've ridden probably 150 times...which usually never happens. Awesomeness. Kashima is no joke. Weaknesses: None. Bottom Line:
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iqbbang Date Reviewed: May 6, 2012 Strengths: great adjustability kashima coating quick release truly is convenient Weaknesses: none yet Bottom Line: 
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panzer07
a Weekend Warrior
from Fremont Date Reviewed: February 4, 2012 Strengths: Super plush, light, stiff and strong. Uses all of the travel on big hits. Black color goes great with kashima leggs! Lower ride ht with the raised dropout axle on fork. Weaknesses: The talas system is pretty useless as big get harder to climb when front is dropped down - something to do with vector forces, a lockout would be much better. Adjustments have too many clicks! Cut them down to half and you would still have 12 clicks. Price is sky high unless you get a deal on it. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Saw Pit Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $927.00 Purchased At: Universal Similar Products Used: Marz 66, 55, Fox Float, Fox Van 180 and Fox 40 Bike Setup: 2011 Intense Uzzi, all the good stuff to make a 32lbs freeride bike.
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Transition Bikes!!!
a Downhiller
from Seattle, Wa, USA Date Reviewed: July 9, 2011 Strengths: Plushness, Strength, Adjustibility, Everything Weaknesses: None So Far Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Just about anything good Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $1075.00 Purchased At: Jenson USA Similar Products Used: none Bike Setup: vagrant frame,code brakes, xo drivetrain, saint cranks, 110 headset, revolution 32 wheelset.
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