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  • you guys with PA's, Souls, 456s etc, What forks ya running? Does it work?
  • shindiggy
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    Another 456 with Pace RC41 Fighters, Runds beautifully at 150mm.

    Zukemonster
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    Soul with DT swiss XCM 130's

    Can't recommend them highly enough. Super light, really plush travel and instantly down to 100mm with launch control for the hard climbs.

    CRC had some really good deals on last years ones.

    yunki
    Free Member

    I have a 456 with u-turn revs = lovelyjubberly
    Mostly though I use a 450mm A-C rigid orange F8 fork.. also lovelyjubberly

    scott_mcavennie2
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    moonboy – Member
    426 = steel steerer
    454 = aluminium
    ah, so a heavier fork gets just a bit heavier again.

    i see.

    They're not exactly a massively heavy fork though. I have the 426s on mine and the whole bike weighs in at around 28lbs with normal tubes and tyres on and its not built to be lightweight.

    Stiggy
    Full Member

    I had Coil U-Turn Pikes on my Soul and they always felt best at 120mm, I've just replaced them with 120mm Maxle Reba's (RLT Ti'a) and I absolutely love them.

    wwaswas
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    re: the Pace's – worth keeping an eye on the classifieds if you;re interested they come up fairly regularly.

    Early ones had a reputation for sucking in water but later ones (RC41's) are, I think generally ok. You can get seals and servicing done by Pace or Fork English (?).

    I've been really impressed with them – they're light, black and have a good lock down with blow off.

    If you have money the DT Swiss versions are probably 'better'.

    piemann
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    Running 140mm Vanillas on my new Soul – only had it out once so far, but I reckon they're spot on.

    Scienceofficer
    Free Member

    ti456. Reba 120s (no adjust) with Maxle. Perfect IMO.

    tk46hal
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    Running a TI456 with 140 Rock Shox Rev's Air. I love it!

    coolhandluke
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    456 with 454 coil Pikes

    a match made in bike heaven.

    Used to have 140mm Thor's but, whilst it was ok, its way better with coil Pikes.

    theboatman
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    Soul with 120mm reba's, all is sweet, but it was fine with 100mm to?

    FarmersChoice
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    My Soul used to have 130mm Revelations but now has On-One carbons (26" size).

    I might swap back in a bit, but then again I might not.

    Ticklinjock
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    Have a Mk1 PA here. Was running Vanilla 125s and it worked really well until the stanchions got damaged. Now running 95-130mm Revs dual air with U-turn. Not as smooth, but the versatility of the U-turn makes up for it. Leave at 130mm unless climbing really steep stuff.

    bol
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    I've got 2010 Rev u-turns on my cotic. Too much fork really – I never extend them beyond 130mm, but they're great. No problems with them and I reckon they're the best controlled fork I've ever owned.

    oxnop
    Free Member

    The GF has new style Revs on her PA set at 140, gives her same geo as her Blur LT2 (which she wanted) She doesn't seem to be much slower descending on the HT in comparison to the FS.

    saladdodger
    Free Member

    456 with MAverick sc32's at 125mm plenty long enough infact I would go shorter not longer if anything

    kelvin
    Full Member

    ] looks enviously at Lefty Max [

    pitduck
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    vanilla 125 on soul (lovely) same but 140 on 456ss(exciting) 😛

    Hairychested
    Free Member

    456SS with 36's Talas – lovely but too many travel options.
    456SS with Z1SL 150mm – a bit long for commuting or hill climbing.
    456SS with RC40 – lovely all rounder.

    toys19
    Free Member

    bfe with vanilla 140's, but seriously thinking of van36 160's or lyriks.

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