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I think they are the best front tyre on the market, the 3c on the back just wears to quick.
I'd love to through a leg over this thing.
If tyre clearance was an issue why didn't you go to a 2.75" stroke shock?
I think this might be my next rig Totally disagree with the idea of shims or adaptors.
Just do the right thing and bring out a 20mm version.
FUCK the 15mm, well maybe for 4x but DJ forks I believe should definately be 20mm
I think the price is very resonable.
A sub 2kg, 20mm T/axle, 100mm DJ fork would kill it! Fabien is an awsome guy. I spoke to him for several hours last year when he was in Australia. My favourite person in DH racing. 
Mate, nice build. It's a quality ride.
I'm thinking of buying a 2009 fox 36RC2 float fork. Care to make any comments on the fork?
I to have a konig and I really like it but I need some up graded parts, like forks. I'm hoping it will really bring the bike alive. It's a good bike but not great, well not yet.
As I've written this I've decided to buy the forks. Hahaha
Have fun, I've got some money to spend, that I don't have. The Konig is [B]SO[/B] heavy! OH and what he's shown is effective TT length not actual tt length. Good intro into geometry.
Like some of the others said, axle to crown height, reach and stack ( I think this is very important for DH), How to change geo with sag/axle to crown/wheel sizes etc., How the changes on geo effect bike handling/intented use. How forward and rearward pivot points effect handling/intended use.
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