Air forks????

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jac_is_smiling
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Re: Air forks????

Post by jac_is_smiling » Tue Feb 09, 2010 11:09 am

+1 on what Wozza says.

Had the racetech fork kit on the last NC23 I had. Once summer comes round and I get some cash together the current one will be getting the same.
I was still using original NC23 fork tops but had them sitting right and feeling good with no need for aditional air pressure.
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Re: Air forks????

Post by greggo » Tue Feb 09, 2010 11:44 am

I use racetech springs and emulators in my 29 and think they are the dogs.

A lot of people here in Australia are pretty critical of the emulators and don't like them. But what do you expect for a penal colony?

I'm pretty sure for most people here they put petrol in the tank, magic happens, and they go for a ride. :whistle:
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Re: Air forks????

Post by PARUS » Tue Feb 09, 2010 3:33 pm

greggo wrote:most people here they put petrol in the tank, magic happens, and they go for a ride.
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