What mountain bike fork should I get for general free-ride use (140-180mm of travel) under £300?
I have a Cannondale Jekyll 800. I currently have a Headshox Lefty DLR Ti fork. Unfortunately it needs servicing. I have been wanting to get a new fork for a while as I have moved away from XC a bit, and more towards free-ride. I thought that if I have to pay for a service, I may as well buy a new set.
They need to be reasonably cheap as I am also trying to raise £4000 for a trip (I'm only 15) and I would prefer if they had a steerer tube diameter of 1.5 inches, as buying a headtube shrinker would be a hassle. However I'm not THAT fussy. I would like them to have about 150-160mm of plush travel, more isn't a problem but less may be a bit hazy.
Any eBay links would also be very welcome.
Many Thanks.
Hey mate ive been using these for yearssssss now and they have never let me down.
Great value for money and you will greatly enjoy them 160mm travel and a well known brand nothing else you need.
If there is one thing you need on a bike it is a good set of forks...they are the last thing you wont breaking.
So have a look into these
Marzocchi Bomber 55 R
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Marzocchi-Bomber-55-R-Air-PL-2009-New!-Make-an-Offer!_W0QQitemZ370249304357QQcmdZViewItem
Wont let you down 
Also check out mtbr.com for reviews on these and various other mountain bike parts.
Promo Rigo - Dirt Street Park DH Free Ride
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