K2 / Proflex Riders Group
General => Tech Forum => Topic started by: bikemonk on February 12, 2007, 04:50:32 am
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Hello all!
I saw a Razorback frame on Ebay, and it has a titanium rear shock. It's looks to be just a coil. How does rebound work with such a shock? The same amount of force that will compress the coil will decompress it and it won't be any good, or am I mistaken?
I need enlightment cause I really like the frame.
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Got a link to the bike so we can have a look ??
couldn't find it.
Simon.
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titanium spring?????dont the razor backs have an air shock??
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I believe this is the listing
http://cgi.ebay.com/K2-Team-Razorback_W0QQitemZ260084581754QQihZ016QQcategoryZ98083QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Titanium coils work fine (on my 4000 anyway!)
They work just like a steel coil and the shock does the damping (in both directions generally)
On the plus side they're much lighter; Steel 230g, Ti 140g; and don't rust!
I've never seen a coil Razorback either:
quote from advert "I chose the Noleen titanium coil shock instead of the air shock because of it's durability and a more progressive feel."
But I'm sure theres a Noleen pull shock within the coil!
Col.
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Looks like a compession shock to me,
can't see a problem I'd go for it.
Simon.
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funny but they never seem to list the size of the frame....i think it's a steal at $280 myself
go for it if it is your size
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funny but they never seem to list the size of the frame....i think it's a steal at $280 myself
go for it if it is your size
yes just about every frame ad here I go
what size?
eh Simon
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it's a medium, i asked.
his reserve is $350...