|   how would a 4 inch suspension fork do on a... | Shawnzo
Nov 8, 2003 5:59 PM | | how would a 4 inch suspension fork do on a 2003 Norco Ryan Leech frame? im sure it would be fine i just wanna be sure. also what is the best trials drive train in terms of bang for buck? |
| hard to beat... | EricTheRed
Nov 10, 2003 2:42 PM | | A SS in terms of durability and price for a drive train, but then you have to get used to only one gear, also not good for stock comps.
No experience w/ a 4" fork on a trials frame. I'd think it would be good for urban and park riding, but might be too squishy for natural stuff. |
| re: how would a 4 inch suspension fork do on a... | jojo
Nov 13, 2003 9:53 AM | | For straight up trials moves, a 4-inch fork would make things more difficult. You'd have to adjust to having such a high front end and can forget about moves that involve tapping the front wheel. For more street-oriented riding--jumping, bunnyhops, drops, etc., it would probably be ok. But for sidehops, big ups, and backwheel moves it would make things more difficult. |
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