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 01-08-13, 20:40
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does a fork from an xtr fit on xtx?
Hello fellows!
Do anybody knows if a xtr fork fits on a xtx bolt on? I found a xtr-fork and thought that it could be good to have an extra one if I in some way damage the one i have now. But I have an xtx and xtx-wheel.. Thanks in advance! |
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02-08-13, 06:55
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FORK ! As in one leg ?
XTR & XTX have diffrent forks. You can put both XTR legs in but you can't mix them... look at the pics of XTR & XTX forks & you will see why
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02-08-13, 08:17
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But maybe it's better to find a real xtx fork? I didnt know that it was a difference between them. What can i expect if i put in an xtr fork on an xtx (both legs of course )
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02-08-13, 08:27
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this increases the rake & trail makes them less lightly to wash out on lose surfaces... Where the XTX rake & trail is closer to a road bike... XTR... Rake 27* , Trail 107mm XTX... Rake 26* , Trail 94mm Ten... Rake 29.2* , Trail 113mm (very slow handling but also very stable)
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