MRP is going to dyno test every fork they sell? That would be a first I have heard of such a high level of quality control.
I hope these forks perform as well as the video suggest.
Will they see the light in Canada.? i hope so!
I have pro pedal on my DHX shock it has a switch like the DB air. I find the pro pedal to be a useless gimmick. The more sensitive the suspension the better it works. Up or down.
One gets hung up because of riding style. If you want to blame your bike. Good for you. What ever floats your boat.
When this fork came out. Every other fork was a toy in comparison. I bought one asap and put it on my hard tail.
Everyone thought I was crazy putting a four inch travel fork on a hard tail. Up set the geometry they said.............
My 55Rc3,s are a refinement of the original z1.
Which 3d printer? what material does it print with? Plastic or metal? How will you make the printing program?
What is your back ground in 3d printing. This is cutting edge stuff. Sorry more questions than answers.
It had a manual? The rear shock is 2 inch stroke. rear travel is five inches
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The Spesh has 29 inch wheels. no rear suspension and a crappy fork.
I own a Warp it lasted for many years of hard abuse. Had a super t up front.
Find a second hand fork and put new cables on the warp. Maybe a mech disk brake up front.
For a bargain bike the Warp rides like champ. Works best...
I apologize for my incorrect statement about Santa,s warranty.
Five years, Life time on bearings and crash replacement plan.
Santa Cruz truly does stand behind their bikes!
They increased the amount of low speed compression damping. So its less plush. So it beats the crap out of you on long rides. Just like the Park 180!
All that feed back from riders complaining that the fork moves too much. Cant have that.
If we are talking about the shock mounting eyelets. The bushing is a press fit oiled bronze bushing. The aluminum is nothing but spacers for the specific frame the shock is mounted to.
I have seen igus plastic bushings, bronze DU bushings.
Took a guy on an "easy" black diamond trail a week ago. He did great! Havnt heard from him since then. He did mention something about his arms hurting half way through the ride.
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