TAS FOUND Fox 34 Float 120 Step-Cast or Rockshox SID 29" BOOST 120mm

[birddog69]

FOUND
Item: Fox 34 Float 120 Step-Cast or Rockshox SID 29" BOOST 120mm
Location: Hobart
Item Condition: Good to new. I can do some service if they need a bit of TLC
Reason for selling: New build
Price and price conditions: I know what a new fork costs, so if you have one to sell, just contact me
Extra Info: Need not be Fox or Rockshox. I know there are others but don't know much about them.
Pictures: one photo of old fork I never should have sold.

 

[Litenbror]

Item: Fox 34 Float 120 Step-Cast or Rockshox SID 29" BOOST 120mm
Location: Hobart
Item Condition: Good to new. I can do some service if they need a bit of TLC
Reason for selling: New build
Price and price conditions: I know what a new fork costs, so if you have one to sell, just contact me
Extra Info: Need not be Fox or Rockshox. I know there are others but don't know much about them.
Pictures: one photo of old fork I never should have sold.View attachment 390184

Those copper decals would look great with raw Titanium.

 

[birddog69]

Those copper decals would look great with raw Titanium.

I never should have sold those forks. They went when I sold the Chameleon frame. I have been thinking about how I will utilize the bike. I got a bit inspired by this video from Hard Tail Party. Looking forward to the build. Almost as good as riding.

 

[creaky]

Not sure if you’re intent on the absolute lightest options, but standard 34s are pretty damn light nowadays too and a bit more flexible in that you can push out to 130-140.

 

[birddog69]

Not sure if you’re intent on the absolute lightest options, but standard 34s are pretty damn light nowadays too and a bit more flexible in that you can push out to 130-140.

Thanks. No, not totally intent. I saw the video a few months ago and was intrigued. My wife and I are going to be riding from Whitehorse in the Yukon through the Rockies to Moab starting mid July. We did a similar type of ride the length of the Andes on 2019 on hard tails. As I no longer had my Chameleon I have just bought @Litenbror's Ti Paradox copy. to build up for the trip.

Edit. Just picked up a Fox 34 Performance Elite, 500 kms/ 6 months old. That will keep me out of trouble when I inevitability stray off the gravel and use the bike the way it's meant to be.

 

[creaky]

Thanks. No, not totally intent. I saw the video a few months ago and was intrigued. My wife and I are going to be riding from Whitehorse in the Yukon through the Rockies to Moab starting mid July. We did a similar type of ride the length of the Andes on 2019 on hard tails. As I no longer had my Chameleon I have just bought @Litenbror's Ti Paradox copy. to build up for the trip.

Edit. Just picked up a Fox 34 Performance Elite, 500 kms/ 6 months old. That will keep me out of trouble when I inevitability stray off the gravel and use the bike the way it's meant to be.

Nice one. Give it a lowers service.

 

[birddog69]

Nice one. Give it a lowers service.

Thanks.
For sure. My experience with forks, new or second hand, is to service the lowers and pull the air shaft to check for grease, Usually too much.