Are you still running them in original spec?
Marzocchi Shiver on XChallenge?
- Thread starter Antti
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Are you still running them in original spec?
Yes.
As you may of read, they are stiff as standard, but I find them perfect with both tanks full and my Giant-loop on the back.
They are a good pair of forks, easily maintained and all the pieces to convert to XC fitting are off-the-shelf, without any need for machining.
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Not ridden a bike with 48mm forks yet but the WP4357's work well too. They came off a 625sxc and, other than seals, bushes and setting the oil level and clickers, they are running the same spec as when I bought them from ebay.
Front end came yesterday 
And some other stuff too:
- 2x 10w aux leds
- TT 20mm risers
- TT large sump guard
- TT lower oilplug and side stand hard part.
I have't done nothing for the Shiver yet, only opened package.
And some other stuff too:
- 2x 10w aux leds
- TT 20mm risers
- TT large sump guard
- TT lower oilplug and side stand hard part.
I have't done nothing for the Shiver yet, only opened package.
Finally got a set of original front legs with inner tubes from Belgium. Thanks Timpo for the tip!
I'll get them to lathe in a few days. But am i right if i think that fork (inner) tubes are same in xc:s original front end and in Shiver? I couldn't find differences in a glance. If so, theres a possibility that i don't need to remove casted parts from tubes.
I'll get them to lathe in a few days. But am i right if i think that fork (inner) tubes are same in xc:s original front end and in Shiver? I couldn't find differences in a glance. If so, theres a possibility that i don't need to remove casted parts from tubes.
what sort money are you looking at to get forks?
i used just put wp forks in bikes but never worried about exact sizes etc to match bike
i used just put wp forks in bikes but never worried about exact sizes etc to match bike
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