I've got the Hopey on my Pugs for a year now,. I like it. Its especially handy on climbs, and downhills. On the climbs, it helps to keep you on track, and on the downhills it helps to keep your point of direction in order and you can ease the death grip on the bars. I like the on the fly adjustment ,very easy to use. In the technical, I keep the setting on mild to off.
The Pin for the dampener can be cut. Thats the tall straight rod . There is a measurement that needs to kept for the clearences, a cut steer tube shouldn't give you a problem
I like my Hopey for soft sand riding and still have it on my Charge Cooker
As for SC32's still have a pair on my Wife's Pug .
Inverted fat forks have come a long a little since then though .
Cheers,
Dr FG
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