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RockShox XC 32 TK 2012 Forks
Product DescriptionThe XC32TK wont breakThe bank, but still offers high-end features like 32mmTubes and Poploc remote. It offers RockshoxTurnkey damperTechnology with adjustable rebound and lockout.Travel: 100mm claimed 2,354 grams Steel 1 1/8"Threadless steerer 74mm post mount for disc brakes
User Reviews
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Rob Date Reviewed: May 6, 2013 Strengths: See weakness Weaknesses: Fork came with my Trek Mamba. Gap between dropouts is 98.5mm. Went back to the bike shop and measured fork on another bike, also 98.5mm. Fork is too narrow to fit on bike mount without grinding 1.5mm off mount. I talked to Rockshox tech support who said the tolerance is 98-102mm. Tech told me to give him SN, which is supposed to be on back of head. No SN there. I'm calling BS on that. Cheap Chinese crap. Bottom Line:  
Submitted by
Mayhem
a Weekend Warrior
from Upland Ca. U.S. Date Reviewed: March 8, 2012 Strengths: Stiff, plush, very cool looking. Weaknesses: Weight if any. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $199.00 Purchased At: Local bike shop Similar Products Used: 1999 Rock Shox Jett C Bike Setup: 1999 Specialized Hardrock Comp FS A1. Mavic Crossride wheels, Velociraptor tires, Odessey Triple-Trap pedals, Avid speed dial levers and single digit 5 brakes.
Submitted by
GiantRev2
a Cross Country Rider
from Peoria, IL, US Date Reviewed: February 23, 2012 Strengths: Love rockshox, this fork has nice 32mm sanctions. Nice lock out so you can make this fork stiff, feels almost fully rigid. Very plush and smooth nice rebound which is adjustable. 100mm travel is good for what i do and there is plenty of room for nice size tires. awesome fork v brake compatible. Great price, I was hsocked it was so cheap! Weaknesses: A little heavy not too bad though. A hell of a lot lighter than my stock Suntour. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Rock Island Trail Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $159.00 Purchased At: Go-ride.com Similar Products Used: Rockshox Judy Bike Setup: Giant rev 2 2011 XL.26' Hardtail. receface evolve sterling crank. kenda excavator 2.1 rear. specialized chunder 2.2 front. oury grips. bear trap pedals. rock shox xc 32 fork. couple other things...
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db-response-sport
a Cross Country Rider
from Dallas, tx usa Date Reviewed: January 20, 2012 Strengths: Bike ridden is a Diamondback HT, trails are very tree rooty with pretty much no "drops". I have ridden for a couple of years and needed a new fork bad, seals were blown in my old one. So put the XC 32 on and set spring pre-load on around medium and went riding. Fork is stiff, bombs over roots with no surprises, keeps track on trail with no washouts, and generally does a good job. Fork let me rip through root sections with good confidence. Weaknesses: none that i can think of Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Northshore Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $146.00 Purchased At: Ride On (Ebay) Similar Products Used: manitou Bike Setup: box stock Diamondback Response Sport
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