Is the RC36 EVOII the same as the radiator Fork?
Is the RC36 EVOII the same as the radiator Fork?
A very limited run of forks that ran alongside the RC36 EVOII just to use up bits laying round at the Pace factory. They had run out of RC36 Pro Class crowns so had this crown made up to match the ‘Radiator’ crowns that came in on other forks during 1999. Technically the fork is the same as a 1998 Pro Class.
What kind of chainring does a pace RC46 have?
Pace rc46 stem (32mm) with Renthal Carbon Fatbar 760mm (they have lots of trees). DMR Deathgrips. XTR 12 speed shifting and XTR 9100 RD. XT boost chainset with Wolftooth 12 speed 32t chainring. Waxed XTR 12 speed chain. XT 10-45 12 speed Cassette. Hunt Trail wide wheels (microspline). Rockshox Pike Ultimate 150mm. Rockshox rt3 deluxe lt 135mm.
When did the goatsurfer RC36 EVOII come out?
A very limited run of forks that ran alongside the RC36 EVOII just to use up bits laying round at the Pace factory. They had run out of RC36 Pro Class crowns so had this crown made up to match the ‘Radiator’ crowns that came in on other forks during 1999. Technically the fork is the same as a 1998 Pro Class. New decals to match 1999 forks.
What kind of forks did a pace RC100 use?
As fitted standard on the first Pace RC100’s. Reynolds 531 legs and welded dropouts. 390mm Axle to crown. Early Pace RC100’s had these forks fitted but were painted yellow and had the Reynolds decal on the top of each fork leg. Three types of crown – 1″, 1 1/8″ and 1 1/4″. 28.6mm butted Columbus CroMo legs, bonded dropouts. 390mm Axle to crown.
What are the components of a pace bike?
Keep your bike running fresh with our components from retro parts like elastomers through to mudguards to keep those (eye) balls of yours clean… is backordered. We will ship it separately in 10 to 15 days.
What kind of fork does a pace MTB use?
Known as Pace ‘Gull-Wing’, made from 6084-T6 aluminium. 1″, 1 1/8″ and 1 1/4″. Also in picture is a Pace reducer shim. Reynolds 531 legs, welded dropouts and fitted with Magura Braze On mounts to the rear of the fork legs.