Is anyone making them?
Ti spring for 2010 Boxxers?
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I hope the day we can finally say goodbye to coil spring is near.
I hope a bus full of sweedish 18year old nimphomaniac school girls come to stay at my house.
the Boxxer WC would agree.
Looking at motorsport suspension I think you'll be waiting a while.
i've always liked this idea...it would bring the weight down alot closer to that of a boxxer wc only have the better ride quality of a coil fork
Marzocchi has Ti springs for 35mm DH forks
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So they made them for the older 888s?
Yes their 888 RC2X WC 2007 uses Ti springs and those head 35mm stanchions too like the 2010 boxxers now have
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07 888WC used dual spring setup. It makes little sense for Boxxer unless the rider is 100lb light..
If you don't like them, don't use or buy them
This is marzocchis only..... not marzocchi to boxxer.
MARZOCCHI ti springs work with the (marzocchi) nickel stanchions... they are slightly bigger than the black stanchions as well as the nickel coating makes the material harder so the od is the same but the.Nickel id is bigger. So if you slap a steel spring in the nickel stanchion it will slap around and the ti in the black will rub. Not to say it can't be done but the springs od's are different.
MARZOCCHI ti springs work with the (marzocchi) nickel stanchions... they are slightly bigger than the black stanchions as well as the nickel coating makes the material harder so the od is the same but the.Nickel id is bigger. So if you slap a steel spring in the nickel stanchion it will slap around and the ti in the black will rub. Not to say it can't be done but the springs od's are different.
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Marz spring in a Bxr... besides the need for two springs, the physical lengths are different. I'm trying to get a Bxr spring to fit in a '07 RC2X WC, w/ a BOS cart. I'm hoping the longer Bxr spring will mean I get a bit more small bump compliance and more linear travel thru out its stroke. But to go the other way...yeah, about 100lbs. So if you're a small girl, a firm Ti 888 spring might work. But don't forget the 4" spacer needed to get the Marz spring to the proper length.