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[url= http://www.bikebiz.com/news/31988/Rock-Shox-Domain-goes-dual-crown ]Seems to be the case. Weird methinks.[/url]
I dunno. There's very few cheap DH forks about, so it's an unexplored market. If it comes in around £500-£700 it'll make a killing I'd have thought.
manitou tried it a few years ago, TBH IMO theyd be better off putting aluminium stanchions on it, steel ones are just too cheep and nasty. A cheep DH fork with usable damping is a good idea though.
steel ones are just too cheep and nasty
And bloody strong.
Aye, it's the old "Cheap, strong, light. Pick two" thing.
Downhill bikes are really expensive though.
I can see this cropping up a lot as OE, and being a lot more appealing than the Marz forks that come on a lot of lower-end big bikes.
Would expect it to be closer to, or less than, £500 rather than £700.
More appealing than Marzocchi? Not sure I agree here.
