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Jan 4, 2012 at 16:39
Jan 4, 2012
Selling
Jan 4, 2012 at 16:34
Jan 4, 2012

Atomlab GI fork 20mm axle 60mm travel

$110 GBP
Hi all, i am selling my beloved atomlab GI forks, They are the mkII of the range, the first ones had a disc brake mount on the 'stancions' They are 1 1/8th steerer with a hope head doctor in it so it can be easily removed if you wanna cut the steerer or whatever. The steerer has been cut to 175mm which shoould be plenty for any DJ style bike. They fit normal width mtb front 20mm hubs. the axle is incuded and takes a 6mm hex to thread it in. The uppers are cromo for strength to weight optimisation From crownrace to axle centre they measure 462mm they take a 24 or 26inch wheel. The picture fitted to my bike is with 24" wheels. They say these have 60mm travel, in reality there is only 50ishmm of stancion showing and i have only used about 20mm of travel as you can see by the rub marks. These are really low maintenance as there is no oil or air or other damping systems! just dust seals, elastomer and super stiff springs. I weigh about 85KG and the springs are more than enough for me. As a suspension fork they offer an alternative to running rigid forks, the forgiveness they offer is great for dirt jump or street etc. but i wouldnt expect 60mm of super plush travel from them. There are plenty reviews about and i guess there a bit marmite amongst everyone i've met but i like them. I wouldnt be selling them only my bike has had to blend into a do it all sort of machine i've moved to argyles but i'm sure someone can give them a loving home! They are in great condition bar a few stone chips here and there and the rub marks on the stancions. included is the orignial documentation and one atomlab transfer stickers (great quality one btw) if you have any more q's or wanna make a sensible offer give me a shout, cheers, kieran

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Nov 15, 2011 at 16:00
Nov 15, 2011
Selling
Nov 15, 2011 at 15:58
Nov 15, 2011

*new* Rockshox Argyle 318 20mm maxle 1 1/8th purpletrator

$230 GBP
Hi all, i am selling a set of 2009 Rockshox argyle 318's They came of a brand new bike in the box so have never been ridden! Great for dirt jumping or street or short travel freeride. ( i have a set on my own bike already and they're awesome) They have External Compression Adjustment to Lock Out, Motion Control Damping, and Rockshox's 20mm Maxle QR System, They have never even had a brake fitted so are completetly mint. I have carefully removed the crownrace. and the steerer is 195mm and 1 1/8th with a star nut already fitted These are in the purpletrator standard colour which looks deeper in real life, not as pink as the pic seems. the rest of the specs: RRP $443 Weight 2531.04 g Color Options Purpletrator Travel 100 mm Spring Coil Crown Single Body Type Magnesium, Maxle 360 20mm axle, IS disc mount Rebound External Rebound Stanchion material 32mm 4130 tapered wall Steel, chrome Steer Tube 1.125 Damping Motion Control DropOut Options Maxle Compression Low speed compression to 'Lock' with Floodgate fixed at high threshold Also I have the manual and kit for fixing the brake cable and RS sticker that will go with these! The price of the new version of these is over £400 so get them in an awesome colour and save some cash! if you want any more pics or have any questions just get in touch. I have had load of messages about these but nobody has followed through with payment yet. so i'm up for SENSIBLE offers! if you want these posted it will cost £14 parcelforce 48Hr for the uk/ireland, if you want em faster or internationally i can price it for you, cheers, kieran

Jan 25, 2011 at 12:12
Jan 25, 2011
very nice bike this ktm
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Apr 9, 2010 at 12:23
Apr 9, 2010
yeah pretty much, i'd say most ppl put crmo bars on dj/street bikes an these forks wouldn't do much else!

k-dizzle k-dizzle's photo
Apr 9, 2010 at 12:14
Apr 9, 2010
yeah they are pretty much rigid, meant to be 60mm travel but the most i've got em movin is like 20mm! they ride like a rigid fork which is good but take the sting out of landings so a little more forgivin. i wouldn't recommend them if you want a suspension fork but are a great alternative to rigids! which is what i was after.

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Mar 21, 2010 at 12:18
Mar 21, 2010
its a funn stiffy but i grinded the v-brake an disk mounts off to keep her simple lookin

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