View Full Version : Replacing the steerer on a Vanilla?
recidivist
02-19-2003, 10:32 PM
Scoping out a used Vanilla. Steerer is long enough for now, but, mm. want to be careful.
I know 'zocchi steerers are replaceable. How about a Vanilla? Can it be done? Anyone had it done? How much did it cost/how long did it take?
Graci.
Arutha
02-20-2003, 06:43 AM
Fox will send you a steerer, crown, stanction assembly. I think the price is around $75 and if you want them to do the work an additional $40. Let me know how long of one you need. I have one sitting around, because I ran into the same problem.
recidivist
02-20-2003, 07:59 AM
Thanks. I'm just speculating right now -- you know. A used fork isn't worth much if you can't replace a too-short steerer.
Did you do the work or have fox do it? I wouldn't think it would be much harder than an overhaul, but what do I know?
Arutha
02-20-2003, 05:44 PM
I did it myself so it had to be pretty easy.
If you have changed the oil before then you can do it. Nothing to it.
It costs a little more than just a steerer from Marzchocci, which is probably around $30, but for what you get it isn't a bad price. If you don't own the fork though then that really depends on the deal your getting. I already owned the fork and it was worth it to me to spend the $75 to fix it.
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