- Any reason for not buying 2011 lyrik coil u-turns?
None at all. They’re stiff and well damped (at least in the MiCo guise). They’re also easy to service at home. I’ve been extremely happy with min.
Posted 5 years agoNope, they are ace forks. Love mine 🙂
Posted 5 years agoAny opinions on these? I would like a pair of 160mm forks for my mega, my fox talas 180s i have never really been happy with and they are so long that full usefulness is only uncovered on the biggest alps days.
So, would like a pair of cheap ish but good coil forks, these are available, any reason why I shouldn’t get them?
Ta folks!
Posted 5 years agoHow big are you? Or what do you weigh (dont tell me please)
Posted 5 years ago
Only ask because Rockshox coil heavy weight spring max weight is for a rider of 90kgs or so.
I have sektor air something and its brilliaint! 115kgs.Wish I’d never sold my coil Lyriks. Beefy well damped controlled forks that resist rock deflections well – whats not to like.
Posted 5 years agoAbsolutely love mine.Bullet proof smoooothness.If you don’t use the lockout pull the wee thingumybob out.Even better then. 😀
Posted 5 years agoOof, wow, positive responses. Cheers guys.
Bigad40 – I am 115kgs also, are you saying that the firm spring will be enough? I was assuming I would have to get a x-firm, only thing I am not sure about.
Ta!
Kev
Posted 5 years ago
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