Is this suspension fork made for quick release? What year is this fork?
259650
Yes it a QR fork. I believe the year is 2012. Good fork for the price. I bought it for my 26" Merlin which still has v-brakes.
410259
You can order heavier springs for these forks but the springs that come stock are light; you will be near the full capability at 81kg . Nonetheless, I would opt for a fork that uses an air column because you will have more range to tune the fork; the cost will be worth it.
1530209
This fork in here is a 1 1/8 non tapered. it works but you need to look for the tapered version.
1356097
It does not use a quick release system. It uses traditional nylon screws to attach. The nylon 'wing nut' is better than most as it has a larger 'wing' which makes it easy to tighten.
2076115
the steerer tube on these forks I 265 mm. you will, more than likely, need to cut them to size. you can find most other info you need on sram.com. I have enjoyed these forks
1470112
Ditto what Julia said. Mine definitely has a quick release. I LOVE this tripod too by the way. Great buy!
2133588
It will easily fit a 1 inch threaded fork. I installed it on a 1997 GT outpost in minutes. It's a great stem which allows adjustment in handlebar rise. It's makes the riding position much more comfortable. Your stem is threadless so this won't work. You will need to search for an adjustable threadless stem. The size is usually stamp on the part either in imperial or metric sizing. I hope this helps.
2152388
No. The one you want in this http://www.amazon.com/CygoLite-Release-Handlebar-Bracket-ExpiliOn/dp/B005FYQIOI/ref=pd_sbs_sg_1 Note that the one on the link provided has the quick release tab. This is the one.
755015
Sorry for the confusion. Amazon does not allow sellers to modify listing images or descriptions. If you buy this fork from us (Worldwide Cyclery), you will get the version for Rim or Disc brakes.
364748
I'm sorry that I don't know the answer. This is the only thing that is on the back of the fork: WMF CROMARGAN 18/10 Perhaps you could google that and learn more.
2228680
You would have to look it up on the technical specifications of your bike, most bikes use a 9mm quick release unless it is one of the 15mm thru axles
1846195
Type of metal and mounting pattern is about the only thing I can see. Both would appear to be quick release.
1912266
Yes it is quick release. And in spite of what one reviewer said, this feature works flawlessly! Be prepared to handle a very heavy vise when you install it. You might even consider getting a second set of hands to help!
1868759
They have shock absorbing hydraulic front forks. The first picture, which shows "dust boot" on the shocks is not correct. My brother's and mine don't have them.
1440420
there is not a quick release. you must use a tool to unfasten the bolt. Not hard but does require some work rather than just the click of a lever or button. Still, this makes you know it isn't going anywhere when riding. Very secure.
490148
This fork in stock fork would not be set up perfectly for a rider of that weight. Most coil forks come factory with springs for a rider weight of about 170lbs. If you purchase this fork I would recommend purchasing the RockShox XC30 Spring Internals, Top Cap, and Adjuster Knob Kit, 26", 100mm, X-Firm Black mpn: 11.4015.538.050 so that you would have the proper tuning spring in the fork. You could also consider a Solo Air fork which uses an air spring rather than a coil spring. In an air fork you can adjust the air pressure to accommodate for different rider weights.
583132
Not being familiar with the designation "G2," I quickly checked the RockShox web site and Googled "G2." It appears to something new, so I'm inclined to say this is NOT a G2 model. These forks do not have any special "offset," a term that I saw associated with G2 when I did my search.