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I'm selling my spare fork. It's a 2005 air spring Fox 36 TALAS. It has a few surface scratches from the trails. Stanchion tubes are perfect. QR-20 axle. Steer tube is 7-3/8 inches. Weight: just under 5 lbs. Travel: 110-150mm.
$375.00 + $15.00 Shipping USA. PayPal friendly.
Info from Fox: TALAS stands for Travel Adjustable Linear Air Spring - and that's exactly what they do: allow you to dial in the travel across a wide adjustment range without changing the spring rate. This feature makes the TALAS line ideal for all-mountain trailbike-type riding - turn down the travel for extended climbing, then crank it up when you hit the top.
At under 5 pounds with 6 inches of adjustable travel in a single crown fork, the 36 is in a class by itself.
Weight: sub 5 lbs/ 2.2 Kg
Travel: 6 inches/150 mm externally adjustable with TALAS System 110mm – 150mm
Adjustments: External Rebound, Spring Pre-load (air)
Downhill-Freeride-All Mountain
Review here:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/2005_fro...t_124600.shtml
Manual here: http://www.mga.co.at/_uploads/_elements/1729_file1.pdf
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$375.00 + $15.00 Shipping USA. PayPal friendly.
Info from Fox: TALAS stands for Travel Adjustable Linear Air Spring - and that's exactly what they do: allow you to dial in the travel across a wide adjustment range without changing the spring rate. This feature makes the TALAS line ideal for all-mountain trailbike-type riding - turn down the travel for extended climbing, then crank it up when you hit the top.
At under 5 pounds with 6 inches of adjustable travel in a single crown fork, the 36 is in a class by itself.
Weight: sub 5 lbs/ 2.2 Kg
Travel: 6 inches/150 mm externally adjustable with TALAS System 110mm – 150mm
Adjustments: External Rebound, Spring Pre-load (air)
Downhill-Freeride-All Mountain
Review here:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/2005_fro...t_124600.shtml
Manual here: http://www.mga.co.at/_uploads/_elements/1729_file1.pdf
mtbr ad here: MTBR.Com Classifieds
