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[Closed] Turner Flux - fork travel

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for those interested, i have just received an email from Greg Wulff @ Turner regarding longer travel forks. His reply was as follows:-

"There are no frame issues using a 130mm fork on a Flux and I do not believethe additional 10mm will even be noticed. This sounds like a good combination for an all around fun ride. I ride a Flux with a Fox 120mm forkwith a 650B wheel. This set up sits close to what you are thinking of using.I love the ride, the bike steers great and is nice and stable descending. Have a great day."

This means that RS Revelations (rather than Rebas) are a perfectly viable option for a Flux build.

Onwards and upwards!


 
Posted : 19/04/2011 9:55 am
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My newly to be conceived flux is going to be bipolar.

[b]Old skool lycra whippet[/b] - for marathons/enduros/polaris, a bit of fat boy back-of-pack xc'ing and general mincing in sourf of England.

110mm stem & flat bar & ends. 100mm SIDs, lightish wheels and tyres.

[b]Trail bike[/b] - for trail centres & proper northern riding.

shorter stem and riser bars, 110-140mm Pikes (prob only use to 130mm), dropper post, hope hoops on flows with high rollers.

Nice to have a bike that should do a bit of everything and good to hear Greg thinks there will not be a problem with the bigger forks.


 
Posted : 20/04/2011 3:42 pm
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my older brothers currently has FOX 36 talas set at 130mm and then drops to 100mm for climbs, nice.


 
Posted : 20/04/2011 4:05 pm
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Hi
I have an 09 DW Flux.When I first got it I put 130 Revs on cos thats what I had. Now running with U turn Revs set at 120 most of the time but can go out to 140 for big Lakes type descents.
Cheers
Steve


 
Posted : 20/04/2011 8:45 pm