Is this fork going to be production any time?
The bike is cool.
http://www.cannondale.com/usa/usaeng/onbike
The bike is cool.
http://www.cannondale.com/usa/usaeng/onbike
magsdad said:Is this fork going to be production any time?
The bike is cool.
http://www.cannondale.com/usa/usaeng/onbike
magsdad said:Sorry, I was unclear. Is the Fatty Solo always going to be for the "Urban" crowd in the US, or is it something we may see for
serious offroad in the future?
cannondaleportugal said:In this moment is secure to use a fatty solo 80mm travel,european model in a cross country racing bike ?
i saw it on monday in a shop here close to homemagsdad said:Is this fork going to be production any time?
The bike is cool.
http://www.cannondale.com/usa/usaeng/onbike
I saw it at Eurobike in September last year. I told the engineer who designed it that they should be using a belt drive instead of a chain for lightness and durability.eliflap said:i saw it on monday in a shop here close to home
I picked up a badboy solo early this year with the same fork being discussed. I'm new to the bike world and pretty green, but I don't think this fork takes air. I don't see a place to fill it and the fork documentation that came with the bike doesn't mention anything about filling it with air. Just looks like a spring. Anyone care to enlighten me?Dan Gerous said:Well, for xc, you're better off with a Lefty Speed, they're lighter... and the post-mount of the Fatty Solo is a pain if you ride a lot, you need to re-align the front brake everytime you take the wheel off, change brake pads... even putting air in the fork is a pain with the wheel on.
I'm with you , i don't see any place to pump up the shock. as far as I am aware it's just a spring /damper mech.Shurenuff said:I picked up a badboy solo early this year with the same fork being discussed. I'm new to the bike world and pretty green, but I don't think this fork takes air. I don't see a place to fill it and the fork documentation that came with the bike doesn't mention anything about filling it with air. Just looks like a spring. Anyone care to enlighten me?