Fox 36 id help. I have tried fox site :-(

safreek

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Hey peoples, would anyone have any idea what year these forks came from, I have had a look at the fox site to no avail.

Obviously they are 36s and have a tapered steerer. The best my shitty eyes can make out with numbers are 366804. 0002 ?

Needing to buy an axle

Cheers for any help

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Labcanary

Labcanary

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Tubbsy said:
Robert axle project may do one if hard to find from cyclinic etc
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Good point, tubbsy.

@safreek take a few more photos and send an email to Cyclinic. They have always been helpful with my enquiries and will steer you in the right direction if you can't find a specific item on their website.
 
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safreek

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Tubbsy said:
Robert axle project may do one if hard to find from cyclinic etc
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shall Google Robert axle project. Cheers
Labcanary said:
Good point, tubbsy.

@safreek take a few more photos and send an email to Cyclinic. They have always been helpful with my enquiries and will steer you in the right direction if you can't find a specific item on their website.
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Thanks for that. I hadn't actually thought of them for some reason.
Last time I went there I bought some new fangled hardware for a fox shocky.
Not only did they have the hardware but they put it in the eyelets for me and mounted the shock in the frame all at cost .

Thinking it's an excuse to go for a day or so to bruzzie and see if they have the correct axle
 
safreek

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I was wondering if I can't get an axle to suit could I hack out the thread and just use a straight marzocchi axle. Just a thought but it would be a shame to butcher them
 
pink poodle

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safreek said:
Ok, good news.
Fox 40 axle will fit, 5mm overhang but, hey.
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Sounds like something a grinder will solve.



safreek said:
I was wondering if I can't get an axle to suit could I hack out the thread and just use a straight marzocchi axle. Just a thought but it would be a shame to butcher them
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Oh please let us know how this works out! I think the axle will be a different shape. From memory the fox axle back then had a step down on the non-threaded side. This may have been before they were the same company.
 
Mr Crudley

Mr Crudley

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safreek said:
I get you, so for my next bike I'll need a grinder.
That's what you are recommending, yeah :p
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Well, you could buy a very ugly and heavy department store bike. No bike thief with any decency wouldn't want to risk losing face in front of other bike thieves being *that* guy that flogs the real dungers.

Park where you like sir, it will still be there later :)
 
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