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Any word on non tapered qr15 forks?
Hm i find ur statement on the xfusion 29er fork intriguing....have u got inside info or has i miss something here?There are new 29er forks from Xfusion, DTSwiss, White Brothers, Fox, Rockshox. Magura will follow soon enough.
Kenda is moving from 5 29er tires to 10. VeeRubber has about 15 new tires and all are going to be available in 29er.
Are fat bikes 29ers??
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Oops, i definitely miss this beauty...any word on the 140mm fork from the xfusion guys? my frame is gonna be ready soon...Are you saying you don't have yours yet?
These are Enix level forks and should be at about $450 msrp. Xfusion delivers good value.
I'm just waiting for my Xfusion 140 travel with 40mm stanchions.
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I heard there was one on Davidcopperfield's personal bike...Did you see a single crown fork 160/170/180 29er fork?
Thats all Im trying to say......:thumbsup:twitchy school bus? ut:
It is just a flat out myth that "early days" 29ers had different, crappy geometry."
Hey the ones I rode sure felt that way. Tall and twitchy at speed and so long they were no fun in the tight stuff. Not to mention the noodle frame flex. Call it a myth but that's how the few I rode felt. Im sure there may have been a couple with great geo but I never felt one. Now even the XC race bikes feel a bit more dialed. Lower bb and shorter stays sure help this ( call it seat of the pants science .)
"Yep... if you're looking for a trail bike, you're probably not going to be happy on an XC bike, regardless of the wheel size. :skep:
There may have been alcohol involved so i'm not sayin nuthin.Hm i find ur statement on the xfusion 29er fork intriguing....have u got inside info or has i miss something here?
I've got one too - 100mm, through axle. I love it! I had only ridden 80mm WB forks prior, and that extra travel has been really awesome. :thumbsup: Call them up and order yourself one and lets hear your review.Hasn't White Brothers been promising a "new" 29er fork for at least 3 years? Did they have one on display?