2012 170mm x fusion vengeance forks with fox graphics great condi

X fusion vengeance r coil fork. 2012
170mm travel
190mm tapered steerer
Great condition, stantions are perfect
I replaced the stickers due to putting them on a new frame
And the original green didnt go well and couldn't get x fusion ones.
Stickers have some creases in them but you would only really notice if you were looking
Closer.
Forks are super plush and have had very little use since new last year
Any questions please ask.
These are equivalent to fox talas and work just as well!

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Nearest review I can find, these do not have the air or low speed compression.

Tweaks for 2012 mean the latest X-Fusion Vengeance is right up among the top performing long-travel forks but at a much lower price. New for this year is a Syntace X-20 screw-through axle, a lower ride height and 10mm more travel (170mm).

A larger spring gives a more linear rate which means you’re far more likely to get that full travel too. Once ride time is into double figures it’s smoother off the top than before as well. Overall control on the top HLR model is now close enough to a RockShox Lyrik or Fox 36 as to be indistinguishable most of the time.

Pricing is much more affordable though, starting with the basic rebound adjustable, coil sprung version at £499. The RC offers adjustable low-speed compression and rebound, while the HLR tested here adds adjustable high-speed compression damping. Travel can be adjusted internally to 160, 130 or 100mm, and there’s an externally travel adjustable (140-170mm) DLA version for £25 more.