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Fuark nice find, bummer it’s only in kids wheel sizesCRC, some decent prices on Fox forks.
36 & 38 Factory Grip 2's for $859
Fuark nice find, bummer it’s only in kids wheel sizesCRC, some decent prices on Fox forks.
36 & 38 Factory Grip 2's for $859
If I could find a cheap Fox 40 even in kiddie wheels size, I would grab one for my eeb and run a 27.5 up front.Fuark nice find, bummer it’s only in kids wheel sizes
Anyone got any experience on the Z2? The few mainstream reviews are glowing and MTBR has bushing issues but real world thoughts would be nice.Marzocchi Z2 29" for $309 at CRC
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NopeWill Fox Australia warranty forks bought from CRC?
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It's a gamble I wouldn't take. Fox are very good with warranty support but if you've bought from overseas they'll be disinclined to help out.Bugger
No, but CRC will. I have found CRC to usually be faster and better at warranty than local dealers. I would say that about almost every overseas retailer I have used.Will Fox Australia warranty forks bought from CRC?
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We have a coupe bikes running them, a kids hard tail and on a custom Status 140. It's a great fork, very easy to setup, just as easy to service (including the damper). You don't have all the adjustments of a grip 2 or charger 2.1,but the damper has a good all round tune. Rides well for a fork at its retail price. For the discount price, we'll it's a bananas value proposition.Anyone got any experience on the Z2? The few mainstream reviews are glowing and MTBR has bushing issues but real world thoughts would be nice.
They ain’t going to be better than Cyclinic, surely.No, but CRC will. I have found CRC to usually be faster and better at warranty than local dealers. I would say that about almost every overseas retailer I have used.
For that price its a no brainer.Anyone got any experience on the Z2? The few mainstream reviews are glowing and MTBR has bushing issues but real world thoughts would be nice.
nah m8. at less than 50% cost of the cyclinic outlet, you could get 2 to cover ur warranty worries and still have enough left over for an 1/8th.Bugger
Agreed. The reason I said bugger was I had already bought 2!nah m8. at less than 50% cost of the cyclinic outlet, you could get 2 to cover ur warranty worries and still have enough left over for an 1/8th.
Joining page ! Didn't know they had any trails to ride MTB's on in NSWGet on it, Billy.
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They do, Nothing hardcore in my area though.Joining page ! Didn't know they had any trails to ride MTB's on in NSW
Unfortunately I have almost as much experience with warranty as I do insurance. Cyclinic were very good when I had a problem arising from their work, but they never really solved the problem and we both just gave up. Recent service by a local business identified and solved the issue. No idea how they would handle a product related issue.They ain’t going to be better than Cyclinic, surely.