By Far, the Lightest Suspension Fork in the History of MTB

[s&m]

By Far, the Lightest Suspension Fork in the History of MTB

par s&m » Mer Août 19, 2009 11:26 pm

Leave it to Italy to produce the lighttest fork that will ever be made.

"Ever?" the eight-inch single-crown fork is made from Luigium--number 112 on the periodic table of elements. Luigium is normally used as the active ingredient in military stealth paint and coatings and requires a special forging technique for its one-piece steerer and crown assembly. The lowers are bonded Luigium tubes and the damping system is a derivitive of the air-air interface patented by Cane Creek.

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[Gonzo29]

par Gonzo29 » Jeu Août 20, 2009 5:12 am

Ah! Ah! COOL!

Y'é hot!

[Pieter]

par Pieter » Jeu Août 20, 2009 9:55 pm

invisible et mal ajusté au cadre... je préfèr le 1.1 kilo de celui-ci ?

[img:450:700]http://www.german-a.de/99grad/content/language_DE/images/ga_force_kilo_no1_gr.jpg[/img]

[s&m]

par s&m » Jeu Août 20, 2009 11:55 pm

Ajustement "indeed"

Tout est une question d'équilibre :wink:

[Chrisenduro]

par Chrisenduro » Mar Sep 08, 2009 3:35 pm

Hé boy!!

Moi aussi je serais FULL BODY ARMOR, Si ne n'avais pas de fourche!