Hi, They are in the bikerack at the moment. I'm getting a heavier fork put on. They are a dark grey almost black colour. I don't think there are any scratches at all.
Adrian,
Al in the bike rack will have them stripped off the bike today so you can pop in and have a look, sure if they are not off the bike you can still see them!
call me crazy but I would love to know why some people ignore bargains..or just don't buy obvious good stuff..that schyster mcinerney was able to sell secondhand chains and cassettes..but I have seen superb bikes on here for next to nothing sit there for ages..mind you I have also witnessed people try and sell bikes on here that everybody knows were troublesome.
Yeah, I think some stuff goes dead on the market , maybe a timing thing. anyhoo.
Nbd thanks for the offer there, its too low, as I would get that in sterling on ebay.co.uk easy enough.
I checked out these forks. They are mint (thanks to Al for giving me a look over)!! I mean they actually do look like they have never seen an irish bog! But as a Kiwi with a new addition to the family in the last 14 days (an heir at last), I've been busy be home dad and mum (not lterally - my moobs are not up to scratch ... true... ish!) and trying to sneak in a fork upgrade at the same time (because I'm worth it) and I got bogged down in managing the family and BBQ's (there you have it before Facebook got the scoop - not). I'm back on-line and to be honest I think my perception of my skills exceeds reality and 150mm travel is great for those looking for a smooth downhill ride - but for a granny rider - tourist like myself - I think my bike (On-One Ti 456) would be better suited to 120mm ... else its going to feel weird (let me know if I'm wrong ... I'm using this bike for to-work and play). Quite right Byrner ... these are excellent value forks and having seen the forks I can say these are pristine. I certainly enjoy reading the comments on this web site so keep up the banter EpicMTB'ers. Sweet As.
Hi, They are in the bikerack at the moment. I'm getting a heavier fork put on. They are a dark grey almost black colour. I don't think there are any scratches at all.
Adrian,
Al in the bike rack will have them stripped off the bike today so you can pop in and have a look, sure if they are not off the bike you can still see them!
call me crazy but I would love to know why some people ignore bargains..or just don't buy obvious good stuff..that schyster mcinerney was able to sell secondhand chains and cassettes..but I have seen superb bikes on here for next to nothing sit there for ages..mind you I have also witnessed people try and sell bikes on here that everybody knows were troublesome.
Yeah, I think some stuff goes dead on the market , maybe a timing thing. anyhoo.
Nbd thanks for the offer there, its too low, as I would get that in sterling on ebay.co.uk easy enough.
I checked out these forks. They are mint (thanks to Al for giving me a look over)!! I mean they actually do look like they have never seen an irish bog! But as a Kiwi with a new addition to the family in the last 14 days (an heir at last), I've been busy be home dad and mum (not lterally - my moobs are not up to scratch ... true... ish!) and trying to sneak in a fork upgrade at the same time (because I'm worth it) and I got bogged down in managing the family and BBQ's (there you have it before Facebook got the scoop - not). I'm back on-line and to be honest I think my perception of my skills exceeds reality and 150mm travel is great for those looking for a smooth downhill ride - but for a granny rider - tourist like myself - I think my bike (On-One Ti 456) would be better suited to 120mm ... else its going to feel weird (let me know if I'm wrong ... I'm using this bike for to-work and play). Quite right Byrner ... these are excellent value forks and having seen the forks I can say these are pristine. I certainly enjoy reading the comments on this web site so keep up the banter EpicMTB'ers. Sweet As.
