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  • 29er fork advice
  • Clink
    Full Member

    Currently running my ti 29er with rigid carbons, h-bars and soft front tyre. Actually quite comfy but planning a sus fork for the summer. Ideal would be maxle rebas but too much £££. Currently down to 09 Rock Shox Reba SL 80mm for £378 or 08 Manitou Minute 29 Absolute 80mm, 20mm Axle for £319. Latter would mean a new front wheel at £120+ .

    Any thoughts on above?

    Stoner
    Free Member

    seriously Matt, no question, sell a family member:

    Get the maxle lites. superb. got mine from Mark Anthony Cycles

    quite pleased with this wheel too, WTB WW 2.55″ on Salsa Gordo 🙂

    bonesetter
    Free Member

    Having owned the ‘old’ Reba Race – wet noodle, the White Brothers Fluid 135 and now the new Reba Team, the Team is all the fork I need/want.

    I have a 5″ travel 29r coming and while I will try the F135 on it, I know I will almost certainly settle with the Reba – stiff, compliant (makes the WB’s feel stiff), samll & large hits taken easily – it rocks!

    Clink
    Full Member

    Mark – stop showing off! 😀 (loving the frame btw)
    Bonesetter – are the Teams the qr or 20mm?

    Stoner
    Free Member

    loving the frame btw

    phew.

    ton
    Full Member

    i have the 120mm 20mm bolt thru on the ventona
    AWESOME DUDE innit.
    make the fox and older rebas seem very eeerrmm soft.

    hungrymonkey
    Free Member

    happy with my minutes 😀
    they knock on rebound, which is a known prob (well, its not a prob, just a bit annoying), and has a fix available (which i haven’t bothered with). i have the QR version, and it does seem very stiff.
    look good too 8)

    Clink
    Full Member

    ta guys

    Lactic
    Free Member

    Stoner, liking the new disc-less front disc brake

    Very nice bike though

    Stoner
    Free Member

    I can brake with will alone.

    bonesetter
    Free Member

    Clink – 20mm

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