I questioned a guy who has been riding it about the 32's and he claimed it was stiff. I didn't ride it myself so can't comment. I will take his word for it because of the amount of riding he has done through his career.Doesn´t look that bad the new Reb... err.. Bluto!
To me 32mm stanchions seem to be too weak to handle the weight of a fatbike proper.
Thanks for the new thread!
That's a good point. We don't know if the thread was intentionally deleted or if there is a technical problem.Wouldn't the thread still be in the recycle bin spot where the naughty threads go to think about what they've done?
Also, sadly I somehow ended up on Pinkbike this morning and a couple people were talking about it there too...
So ROCKSHOX... time to come out with it already... the word is out. :thumbsup:
It will fit the wider tires you haven't even heard of yet!Sorry but I've got to ask... Will it fit a Bud on a Clownshoe?
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what you should be asking your self, will it fit my bike frame, aka the crown will be massive and most downtubes will not work with this fork.Sorry but I've got to ask... Will it fit a Bud on a Clownshoe?
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They will until you tip over :yikes:what you should be asking your self, will it fit my bike frame, aka the crown will be massive and most downtubes will not work with this fork.
Its almost certain that this fork will work with most fat bike frames. How well, is to be determined. The crown width doesn't matter unless you are doing bar spins. How often do you turn the bars past 90 deg? The only real concern would be the axle to crown length which if too long will cause excessive HT slack. I'm willing to bet that RockShox designed this fork to work with most current fatbike frames to give them a HT angle of between 67-69 deg.what you should be asking your self, will it fit my bike frame, aka the crown will be massive and most downtubes will not work with this fork.
I crash allot ,I prefer not to have evidence on my down tubeIts almost certain that this fork will work with most fat bike frames. How well, is to be determined. The crown width doesn't matter unless you are doing bar spins. How often do you turn the bars past 90 deg? The only real concern would be the axle to crown length which if too long will cause excessive HT slack. I'm willing to bet that RockShox designed this fork to work with most current fatbike frames to give them a HT angle of between 67-69 deg.