Good eye mate. The chainring is probably a power meter. They're getting popular since Danny Hart started using one. I couldn't quite make out the name on the fork crown. Is it Shugger like sweet or shagger for Gee?
Saving my pennies already. I've been sold on air just waiting for fox to make the 40 in O2. Iceman, that last pic looks like that is more than usual stanchion showing. hmmm. likely just internet stoke making me see things.
there isn't any more travel, the crowns are just further up the stantions. forks look sweet though. thank god I got rid of my 2008's, they looked dated then they'd be worthless in a few months! haha
White lowers look way better than the 40's black . More reason that Fox stays on top of the suspension market.I always wondered why companies never put a drain plug into the bottom of there legs for fast easy oil changes.with the exception of Totum.
more like Rapid Application Development (see Slugger's lowers, two thirds of that acronym is clearly visible).
if a full on air fork, wonder if they using...
more like Rapid Application Development (see Slugger's lowers, two thirds of that acronym is clearly visible).
if a full on air fork, wonder if they using nitrogen.
we're both wrong, its racing application development haha
Word on the street is that it's a full on air fork, not just air assist.
RAC2? I bet so.
... and presumably every other Fox rider, including the Flying Banana in the background.
if a full on air fork, wonder if they using nitrogen.
More info over at TriRide - http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fww…
The question is, do DH forks really heat up enough to require them? Moto forks withstand much more abuse in a short period of time...
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