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RockShox XC 32 TK 29 29er Forks
Product DescriptionEvery mountain biker can benefit from the RockShox technologies and performance features when choosing an XC model. The XC series is a new line of entry level forks - stiff, performance-oriented and available with TurnKey lockout and travel up to 120mm. The model name stands for the diameter of the upper tubes: XC 32, XC 30 and XC 28.
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a Weekend Warrior Date Reviewed: December 24, 2012 Strengths: Price, adjustable, looks good. Can't beat it in this price range, so if you are budget-building this is a great choice. Plush, not notchy like my 26" Tora 302. Handles great and feels smooth like my Psylo. Weaknesses: Almost 5 pounds. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: the one close to my house Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $155.00 Purchased At: Blue Sky Cycling Similar Products Used: None. My first 29 inch fork. Bike Setup: 07 Gary Fisher X-Caliber,Vuelta Zero Light wheels,Kenda Slant Six tires,3 x9 drive train w/ Race Face XC crank,Sram chain, Shimano derailleurs, Sram Attack shifters. Control tech bar, Cane Creek S-3 Headset, Loaded XC stem, Ergon GP-1 grips.
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gunner Date Reviewed: December 1, 2012 Strengths: perfect for xc technical singal tracks Weaknesses: none if used for xc Bottom Line:
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mikesbales Date Reviewed: September 11, 2012 Strengths: As another reviewer stated they are not as great as Fox Shox, however, most people don't spend $200.00 on a fork and expect it to perform at the level of an $800.00 fork. For the money, it can't be beat. I purchased a 29er two weeks ago and immediately replaced the Suntour fork with this. Takes jumps well (Haven't pushed it too far yet) and it holds up great. At 210lbs and I have yet to bottom it out. Great fork. Eventually I'll invest in something better but I expect this to last me for the next year or so. Weaknesses: A bit heavy, but not too bad. MUCH Lighter than the stock Suntour. Bottom Line: 
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Kis Date Reviewed: April 20, 2012 Strengths: Has remote lockout capability, rebound adjustment. A well made fork in the coil spring mould. It seems to give good traction and soaks up the terrain xc. Great value for money especially considering some of the technology used. An ability to change to harder or softer springs is an added bonus. Fairly bombproof as long as you are not wanting to use for jumps/tricks Weaknesses: Fairly heavy fork. Not as adjustable as some of the air forks out there. I rode a fox 32 fit float previously and this fork shows why there is such a difference in price but not as much as you may think. Will bottom out if pushed to jumping the bike Bottom Line:
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