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Post by wayupsao on Feb 9, 2018 17:56:01 GMT 8
ano po magandang fork na mura
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Post by anthrax76 on Feb 9, 2018 18:09:13 GMT 8
Hmmm..dapat may specs.
Saan gagamitin?
Rigid o suspension?
Ilang travel?
Wheel size?
Coil or air?
Tapered or straight?
Dropout size?
At higit sa lahat, magkano budget?
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Post by hideki on Feb 9, 2018 20:33:48 GMT 8
Suntour XCR pwede na. Pinaka low budget.
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Post by wayupsao on Feb 9, 2018 21:17:50 GMT 8
Hmmm..dapat may specs. Saan gagamitin? Rigid o suspension? Ilang travel? Wheel size? Coil or air? Tapered or straight? Dropout size? At higit sa lahat, magkano budget? Trinx po frame ng bike ko. 27.5 air suspension fork po. Less than 6k po budget. |
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Post by wayupsao on Feb 9, 2018 21:22:15 GMT 8
Suntour XCR pwede na. Pinaka low budget. Legit ba yung mga suntour xcr na 3k plus? |
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Post by anarki on Feb 9, 2018 22:28:59 GMT 8
Nasa 2.5k na lang mga xcr sa stan e.
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Post by anthrax76 on Feb 9, 2018 23:57:05 GMT 8
depende sa location, pero oo around that price ang XCR na coil. pero kung air, mag epicon or epixon ka na.
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Post by hideki on Feb 10, 2018 23:07:07 GMT 8
2.5k lang talag srp ng xcr.
If budget 6k go for epixon nga.
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Post by 18650 on Feb 11, 2018 11:33:20 GMT 8
what's your current fork? a P2500 XCR probably isn't much of an upgrade i.e. no damping at all
XCR-Air has rebound damping but is very heavy despite being an air fork. costs 4k to 5k i think
if you can spend a bit more the Manitou M30 is a very decent lightweight XC fork. about 7k
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Post by anarki on Feb 12, 2018 15:48:55 GMT 8
what's your current fork? a P2500 XCR probably isn't much of an upgrade i.e. no damping at all XCR-Air has rebound damping but is very heavy despite being an air fork. costs 4k to 5k i think if you can spend a bit more the Manitou M30 is a very decent lightweight XC fork. about 7k San may available na M30? I've been trying to look around but no luck so far. |
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Post by xmayor on Feb 15, 2018 21:05:46 GMT 8
what's your current fork? a P2500 XCR probably isn't much of an upgrade i.e. no damping at all XCR-Air has rebound damping but is very heavy despite being an air fork. costs 4k to 5k i think if you can spend a bit more the Manitou M30 is a very decent lightweight XC fork. about 7k San may available na M30? I've been trying to look around but no luck so far. have you tried stan? for what size? i have a used M30 for 26er. PM me if interested. |
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Post by anarki on Feb 16, 2018 21:09:46 GMT 8
San may available na M30? I've been trying to look around but no luck so far. have you tried stan? for what size? i have a used M30 for 26er. PM me if interested. Stans don't carry M30 per their website. I use 27.5er, sorry.  |
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Post by xmayor on Feb 17, 2018 7:58:39 GMT 8
Have you tried calling them? It’s where I got my M30... and that time, they have stocks for 26er, 27.5er, and 29er. But that was more than a year ago though.
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Post by icemann77 on Feb 17, 2018 8:09:51 GMT 8
Meron M30 sa CycleArt at sa Kings sa quiapo. eto rin dapat kung ko na fork kaso biglang nag taas sila ng price kaya epixon nakuha ko. last ako nag inquire nasa 7k+ ang M30 26er. baka ganun din price for 27.5
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Post by sleepygeepy on Apr 16, 2019 0:17:02 GMT 8
Same question here, but slightly different needs. Any suggestions on a budget fork to be paired with the Brusko Machete frame? (27.5+ tire clearance). Not really into aggressive trail riding or doing massive jumps / stunts, but just need a decent fork that can be used with the frame since there are no built-bike options for Brusko Machete. According to the frame specs the Brusko Machete frame can accept forks with 120mm - 150mm travel, but the frame was specifically developed for 140mm. I don't know if there are affordable fork options out there that has 120mm travel and can fit 27.5+ tires. So any suggestions are greatly appreciated   |
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Post by verblkint on Apr 16, 2019 9:44:02 GMT 8
Congrats on the new frame! Magkano po budget? For <10k, I suggest you get the Epixon TR RC2 29". Travel can be adjusted and the RC2 damper is your best bang-for-the-buck pick for this budget. It's a bit hard to find since most Epixons for sale at bike shops do not have the RC2 damper. Epixons have also been discontinued so no new stock will be arriving soon. For 10k-20k, there are a lot more choices out there. Same question here, but slightly different needs. Any suggestions on a budget fork to be paired with the Brusko Machete frame? (27.5+ tire clearance). Not really into aggressive trail riding or doing massive jumps / stunts, but just need a decent fork that can be used with the frame since there are no built-bike options for Brusko Machete. According to the frame specs the Brusko Machete frame can accept forks with 120mm - 150mm travel, but the frame was specifically developed for 140mm. I don't know if there are affordable fork options out there that has 120mm travel and can fit 27.5+ tires. So any suggestions are greatly appreciated |
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Post by 18650 on May 2, 2019 16:28:57 GMT 8
Same question here, but slightly different needs. Any suggestions on a budget fork to be paired with the Brusko Machete frame? (27.5+ tire clearance). Not really into aggressive trail riding or doing massive jumps / stunts, but just need a decent fork that can be used with the frame since there are no built-bike options for Brusko Machete. According to the frame specs the Brusko Machete frame can accept forks with 120mm - 150mm travel, but the frame was specifically developed for 140mm. I don't know if there are affordable fork options out there that has 120mm travel and can fit 27.5+ tires. So any suggestions are greatly appreciated how about manitou machete 27.5+ boost? para dual-Machete ka LOL |
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Post by ratyz on Jul 1, 2019 13:08:22 GMT 8
Kumusta build mo rito sa Brusko Machete? Nagsi-simula kasi akong bumuo ng MTB na itong frame ang gamit. Same question here, but slightly different needs. Any suggestions on a budget fork to be paired with the Brusko Machete frame? (27.5+ tire clearance). Not really into aggressive trail riding or doing massive jumps / stunts, but just need a decent fork that can be used with the frame since there are no built-bike options for Brusko Machete. According to the frame specs the Brusko Machete frame can accept forks with 120mm - 150mm travel, but the frame was specifically developed for 140mm. I don't know if there are affordable fork options out there that has 120mm travel and can fit 27.5+ tires. So any suggestions are greatly appreciated |
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Post by verblkint on Jul 20, 2019 23:41:06 GMT 8
Check niyo CycleArt Quiapo, daming XC forks na naka sale. May straight steerer pa.
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