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lewism3
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As I get fatter the hills get harder!
Elastomer hardness?
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Does anyone know what Shore hardness the old yellow elastomers are?
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by this time the equivalent of concrete i would say.Callum aka rapid Decent is your man,he has been loking at this for some time
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In my early researchs about the elastomers supliers I found this info, not sure where it was(I bellieve from K2 december 2001)
Please note that we have two grades of stiffness. 13943-2 is for front use only, or if you are 80 pounds or less. 13943-2H is for rear use and is fits most riders.
Also read somewhere that it was better to use elastomers on the rear instead of a cor spring.
Hope to help.
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