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[Yesterday at 11:37:10 PM] PoserLowroad: Ched, where you one of the guys there at close tonight?

[Yesterday at 11:36:17 PM] PoserLowroad: 'twas a little muddy on the back side for me, but really don't know why I bother with it. It's not much fun

[Yesterday at 11:16:31 PM] Cheddah: river loop was dry when I went on it

[Yesterday at 11:03:59 PM] PoserLowroad: Alafia, with the exception of RL and parts of RG were in great shape today

[Yesterday at 10:46:46 PM] darksidemxer: croom is amazing right now.

[Yesterday at 09:33:12 PM] fatcamper: boyette and flatwoods seem to flood the worst

[Yesterday at 09:23:56 PM] Cheddah: More alafia tomarow. Yay. ;_;

[Yesterday at 09:23:41 PM] Cheddah: idk though, havn't been there in a while

[Yesterday at 09:23:33 PM] Cheddah: balm might be good

[Yesterday at 09:11:23 PM] fatcamper: croom; alafia

[Yesterday at 09:06:31 PM] Wildcard442: I was at wilderness trails last weekend and it was a swamp

[Yesterday at 09:06:04 PM] Wildcard442: which trails are in the best condition as far as mud, water, puddles, etc?


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Offline Rockhopper

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Fork service
« on: September 18, 2013, 09:18:59 AM »
Hello - Anyone had a front fork (in my case, Reba Dual Air 29er) serviced locally? Were you pleased with the results? I know I can send it off to several different places (Push Industries, etc), but I figured I'd give an LBS first crack if any of the shops around here know what they are doing when it comes to forks. My fork still works; it just needs some serious TLC. Thanks
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Re: Fork service
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2013, 10:21:28 AM »
The guys over at chain wheel drive know their way around a bike and i had some long discussions about my fotks with them. They also helped set mine up. Although after a youtube video and a little time i can rebuild my own forks. Its surprisingly easy. I rebuild cars and motorcycles so its not a foreign concept. If you have the tools give it a shot its alot of fun and really makes you understand the forks/components. If you dont have the toolsgo visit a harbor freight :)
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