will this shock replace my Manitou SX? 1 1/8 inch -Thread less with Brake studs. straight steer tube with 26 inch wheel fork?
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I think so. Depending on the length of the head tube on the frame you may have to cut the steer tube (Carefully with a hack saw) on the fork and or add/subtract a spacer or two. You can find youtube videos on cutting the tube if you have to.
224649
Yes, but you will be losing those two inches in the drop if the shock. But that is the same thing for any shock you have on there with that much of alift. The best thing to do would be to relocate the anchor point for the install to get the full articulation of the shock. Other wise they will still work great, just a stiffer to a already stiff ride.
346888
I had lower brazons and tried to use the u bolts on the front fork of a Marin bike with disc brakes and big tubed fork. I got it to work but not as intended to. At best I could carry light loads, but nothing I would feel safe touring with.
908448
Are you sure your threaded fork is 1 1/8"? This is meant for a 1" steer tube. If your steer tube is really 1 1/8", I don't think the wedge bolt is ever going to get tight enough. If you're only going to cruise with it, maybe worth a try. If it's going off-road ever, you're MUCH better off getting a new un-threaded fat bike fork.
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As long as your MT tail stock insert has JT3 taper for the chuck head it should work fine. I bought one of these and a JT3/MT2 drill chuck arbor (http://www.amazon.com/Woodstock-D2744-MT2-JT3-Drill-Chuck/dp/B005W0U6K2/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_y) for our lathe... has worked flawlessly.
1309072
Yes. The mount on the derailer itself is 35.0mm. Shims are included for 28.6mm and 31.8mm frames.
717961
Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at that price point. Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at... » Read More Yep, David Dennis is correct. The 700C fork will work. Keep in mind you will probably need to cut the steerer tube down since it is really long, no joke. It's a good thing they made it long to accomodate taller folks but you will end up cutting it anyway. This fork also does not come with a star nut or compression bolt. You will most likely have to purchase a star nut separately and use your old compression bolt that fits. If this all sounds confusing, then take it to a bike shop and have them do it. On a side note, I was impressed with the paint and build quality of this fork especially at that price point. « Show Less
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No. It will fit standard road bike 1 1/8" threadless steerer. The steerer sleeve on the stem is not adjustable nor does it allow for shims, as it does for the handlebar sleeve.
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By the way this is for 9mm axle only on a 26" tire.Hi Roberto,Yes. It will fit on your bike. The steerer tube diameter is 1 1/8 inches which matches your frame tube size. You have to watch out on your front wheel hub axle specification (9mm, 15mm, 20mm etc...) though and make sure it matches too. I am enjoying my ride so far with this fork (adjusted to 140mm). Good luck bro and enjoy your ride as well!
637048
You might want my to get the Heady Duty version of the same shock. If memory serves me the factory rep told me that 250 is the magical number for the standard and more than that is the Heavy Duty set. Of course you could call them and get their expert opinion. They were very helpful for me.
2256164
Yes this fork will work. Your frame has 1 1/8 headset so you want to make sure the fork your order is the same. Considering the year of the bike, I would also recommend a new headset as well.
1640532
Yes, this fork is for V-brake, and yes, the diameter of the steerer tube is 1".
1537103
it should be the same shock. They will lift the rear about 2in. My rubber inserts between spring and shock fell out. I spray the rub area with WD 40 to stop squeaks. I still love the shocks.
414859
Yes it will. They all use the same fitting so in that regard they are all universal. The only issue is that this pump only goes to 150psi which isn't high enough for some shocks; however it is plenty high for all forks.
1607088
1-1/8 fork steerer, 26" wheels , will work , but you'll have to pop off the bearing race or replace, press race onto fork then assemble
327845
According to State Bicycle web site all Miscellaneous parts they sell are for 1 1/8" steerer. In example, forks, headsets, spacers and stems are all 1 1/8". Your bike should be 1 1/8" this should fit.
878387
I have a 23c x 700 wheel and an origin8 pro pulsion brakes, it fits perfectly. The stem is also carbon fiber and 1 1/8" in diameter. I have to file the fork a little for my headset bearing to fit snugly.