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Hmm close? The shock is reversed and no hose. I think it'll just come down to Yoke width and mount sizing.Does it look like this...?
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Hmm close? The shock is reversed and no hose. I think it'll just come down to Yoke width and mount sizing.Does it look like this...?
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@link1896 Do you have anything in your collection to help this bloke out ?
Thanks tkdbboy... but I'd be very surprised if all those planets could be aligned. It looks quite different to that.Hmm close? The shock is reversed and no hose. I think it'll just come down to Yoke width and mount sizing.
I thought by small chance you might of had some spare parts lying around as you like playing with those specific shocks.I can make bushings, seems bushings are the only issue?
I'll PM the lazmo. He's super close to me too.
I've only owned some Spank high riser bars but never had a pair of rims in my hands.Spank are good gear!
Built up some Spank Spike 33 earlier this year. I agree the finish was great. They were nice and round too.Looked at my future wheels, 26" of coarse.
Rims showed up but no go for the spokes .
Impressed with the finish on the Spank Spikes, was expecting a lot less.
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I have heard that they can be a bit soft but I'm generally not overly hard on rims, even if they dent I'll knock the dent out and keep on riding them.Mine was great quality and started out round but didn't remain this way for long, was installed on the rear of a DH bike though, I suspect it would have faired better on the enduro.
Definitely was able to gently heat and whack out some pretty sizeable dings, they held up really well considering the abuse they suffered, I wouldn't have any problem recommending them for anything other than downhill.I have heard that they can be a bit soft but I'm generally not overly hard on rims, even if they dent I'll knock the dent out and keep on riding them.