Specs me a fork.

Any Zocchis will take what you through at them. Well they are stong but do break like everything.

Free Rides SL's are air not oil so lighter then normal but yet they were the top of the range freeride forks (can you still get them new). And everyone else has Drop-Off's so you'd have the better fork ;)

They are 130mm travel and a min and max of 130mm travel. 5 port lock out though. Like ETA but the better version. Has 5 levels of rebound from soft to hard then 5 being locked out so you can climb hills.

But saying this buy a new frame or think about it soon and having too much travel won't worry for that long but will prob void the warrenty.
 
Breamy said:
what ever you do dont put more than 115mm travel at the most on it
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Yeh, as i said somewhere (i think) the max recommened is 120mm. I'll probably just pick up a decent fork now, and then depending on how the frame goes with the fork, I'll either get a decent frame, or keep the CB. I reckoned on the Pike 426 as the travel can be put between 95mm & 140mm.
 
ye the pikes are your best bet with the u-turn system. u-turn is very good got it on my rebas also means you can change the travel if you get a new frame
putting to much travel on your frame will put stress on the headtube and cause the frame to crack/break
 
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