are any of these forks a good match for a 4500c?

[4500c]

I don't know anything about forks, except that my old judy rox shox is crap. I'm about 195 lbs and ride cross country. I'd like something fairly light with good performance. These were all on sale, but I don't know which (if any) would be good for me.

By the way, the prices are in pounds. I want to stay under $300-$350 at the very most so under 200 pounds.

Manitou 2004 Axle Elite             119.99

Manitou 2004 Axle Elite Lock-Out        139.99

Manitou 2004 Black Elite            179.99

Manitou 2004 Sherman Flick          329.99

Manitou 2004 Skareb Comp            219.99

Manitou 2004 Black Elite RTWD           249.99

Manitou 2004 Minute 1 SPV RTWD              319.99

Manitou 2004 Black Elite SPV            279.99

Manitou 2004 Black Super SPV            299.99

Marzocchi 2004 Z1 Freeride          329.99

Marzocchi 2004 Shiver SC            319.99

Marzocchi 2004 MX Comp ETA          179.99

Marzocchi 2004 Junior T             289.99

Marzocchi 2004 Dirt Jumper 1 QR20       249.99

Marzocchi 2004 Z1 Drop Off II           219.99

Marzocchi 2004 EXR Pro              99.99

Rock Shox 2004 Boxxer Race          349.99

Rock Shox 2004 Psylo Race           279.99

Rock Shox 2004 Psylo SL Tullio              279.99

Rock Shox 2004 Sid World Cup            439.99

Rock Shox 2004 Duke Race            249.99

Rock Shox 2004 Duke SL U-Turn           219.99

Thanks

[Simon]

Have a look a chainreactioncycles they have on offer these and more that will easily suit your needs and under budget.

Rockshox Duke 04 XC air £159
Rockshox Duke 04 XC U Turn £179
Pockshox Psylo 04 XC £169.99
all free P&P

www.chainreactioncycles.com
click on the fork link in the left hand column and scroll through all the forks on offer.

Or contact sprucey from this forum
www.ukbikestore.com
Phone 02392 528932 and ask for Mark (very nice helpfull man) explain what your needs are and I'm sure he will cut you an excellent deal.
Simon.

[shovelon]

My 2002 Psylo SL has been a good match for my Oz, with 5 inches for descending and 3 inces for climbing.



Lasted for 2 years trouble free untill the cartrigde seals started leaking and failed overall. I am having ID replacement cartridges made by Stratos installed this weekend. Will see if the inertia valve theory lives up to the hype. Should be back in the saddle soon.



Terry