[Spookykinkajou]

here's the ad:
http://classifieds.mtbr.com/cgi-bin...s_format=long&photo_size=full&query=retrieval

to save some of you time - it's a custom walt works fork modeled after the karate monkey.

My shoulder hates me after a month of epic riding on it so i'm forced to use squishy love up front.

it's disc only, sky blue powder coat with a 7 3/8" steerer tube 470mm w/ 43mm rake.

 

[wooglin]

FWIW, I like the tracking of a rigid fork, but at times need suspension as well. I've got both, and each has a crown race for my headset on it. Switching back and forth isn't that big a deal.

 

[Spookykinkajou]

FWIW, I like the tracking of a rigid fork, but at times need suspension as well. I've got both, and each has a crown race for my headset on it. Switching back and forth isn't that big a deal.

I really don't like riding with suspension. my bike now feels much more sluggish since it gained two pounds up front and it's not as good in technical areas. makes me almost want to become just a roadie...i hate sussy forks.

BUT, I'm currently having physical therapy because my shoulder is all screwed up from the serious abuse i've given it riding rocky trails all day long for many days.

 

[tamjam]

FWIW, I like the tracking of a rigid fork, but at times need suspension as well. I've got both, and each has a crown race for my headset on it. Switching back and forth isn't that big a deal.

Easier to just get a 2nd 29er, like I did. One of each.

Any excuse for another bike works for me!!

 

[Cloxxki]

If you feel spendy, how about a Jones fork? He can make it as nimble as you want, they weigh 640-700g or so, and I can only imagine how soft they feel.

 

[Spookykinkajou]

If you feel spendy, how about a Jones fork? He can make it as nimble as you want, they weigh 640-700g or so, and I can only imagine how soft they feel.

Isn't the wait time 2 years like his frames?

 

[Spookykinkajou]

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