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Re: Titanium Springs
« Reply #15 on: January 22, 2008, 12:32:59 pm »
Quote from: rapiddescent on January 19, 2008, 05:16:40 am
sorry to be a bit kate in the conversation - but the Ti springs have such a high rating because they are very short and don't compress much.  You will only get an inch of travel out of them.  When K2 was still a bike company, their pro XC riders used the Ti springs.  I was riding with Nora Roesche  (XC womens Worlds 1998ish) and held her 957/K2 5000 mashup bike for a bit and it must have weighed about 20 lbs. 

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the waybig i have weighed in at 23# with steel front spring and small ti rear spring on an NR1
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