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RC2 float from the late aughts.
Sent to fox for bushing refresh in may 2017, they found some cracks in the axle area so the lowers were replaced along with the rebuild.
Minty fresh stantions, 20mm thru axle, 8" of 1 1/8" steerer tube.
EDIT: Looks like it is a 180mm fork not 170mm (see new terrible pic).Attachment 254756
it may be possible to put 27.5 wheels in these?
terrible pics below.
$300.
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Nice, great for an older park bike build with the straight steerer. Good luck with sale.
Straight Steer? Damn.
Could be a good option for someone who wants to Angle-Set the shit out of their rig. Or slap a mad amount of fork travel on an older frame.
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by jm2e
I'll even ship with the angleset race on there.
Have you put it on Pinkbike? Straight-steerer forks were like gold on there for a while. Enough people may have relented and bought tapered-HT frames now that peak demand may have passed, but there's got to be some people looking still.
Here's an ISO ad looking for almost exactly what you have: https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/2447451/
Nice call, DTM.
hmmmmmm. i have a 2009 mojo i think this might fit. been wanting to go to a 36 but 170 might be crazy.
if it stays dry much longer and the fork doesn't sell soon maybe I can bring it through south lake and you can demo it.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
You can internally reduce the travel as low as 100 mm. See pp. 120-121: https://www.ridefox.com/fox_tech_cen...elpEnglish.pdfQuote:
Originally Posted by powdork
i think i was late night fantasizing. i need to be spending money i don't have on ski gear now.Quote:
Originally Posted by mildbill.
Looks like this fork is actually 180mm bump.