[Mike Sigety]

Cleaning out the garage (actually that could take up the whole forum) Looking for some really good rock forks? Tired of paying $500 for a re-valve and loosing the forks when u sell the bike? Well here is the answer, get a set of conventional forks, get some spacers made by Anthony Ezerkis and whoa-la! They will slide right into any triple clamp, and u get to KEEP the entire shebang when u sell your bike.

Conventional forks are great forks and even better rock forks. I have seen them on Scott Summers CRF (not XR) and even Randy Hawkins was using them on his YZ and for u old schoolers, Barry Carsten said the only fork that ever felt better was Rodney Smith's works forks he used at the Unadilla GNCC.

I have 3 sets of factory connection conventional Twin Chamber RM forks 96-98 (stock DRZ forks are single chamber)
Set A Valved by factory Connection - $350
Set B Valved by Factory Connection and fork tubes are gold coated $450
Set C Actual Works RM forks, from Japanese race team, one fork tube has scratch that was cleaned up by Factory Connection and doesn't leak $525
I also have most of the other parts u will need to complete the process or u can get them cheap on EBAY.
Also have braking front floating rotors for the 96-98 RM wheel, they do show signs of wear and still work awesome $50
I also use this 96-98 wheel in a 2009 YZ so i assume the YZ wheel should work in the fork as well.

text, call Email carrier pigeon, its all good
615-0387 (201)

shipping , paypal and credit cards all work too.

615-0387 201 area code

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[Frank Weaver]

Mike isn't just putting on a sales spiel. I have a set of these forks and you can't believe how supple and compliant they are to trail junk yet have plenty of damping and structural rigidity for big hits. It's just physics(technically mechanics of materials) at work; you are sliding the bigger diameter, stiffer part over the smaller diameter, more flexible part and that means less stiction. This also gives them great "feel" for the terrain.

Oh since you can put for boots on to protect your tubes and seals, seals last seasons, not races. Also, they aren't too hard to work on.

Of course, Mike's race results might be a better testimonial than mine. Hey, Mike, instead of selling them here, maybe you should delete this post and advertise them in California or Nevada.

[Steven Cruise]

What diam forks are they?? been doing a project on an old GasGas for some time now.. still havent worked the forks out..

[Mike Sigety]

Steven Cruise, on 08 February 2012 - 07:05 AM, said:

What diam forks are they?? been doing a project on an old GasGas for some time now.. still havent worked the forks out..

48MM

[Andy Winters]

Mike Sigety, on 08 February 2012 - 11:23 PM, said:

Steven Cruise, on 08 February 2012 - 07:05 AM, said:

What diam forks are they?? been doing a project on an old GasGas for some time now.. still havent worked the forks out..

48MM

mike's could be special...but all of mine are 49mm?

[Mike Sigety]

You are right on both accounts Andy, they are special and they are 49MM

[Jeffrey Pasqua]

Yeah Yeah, 220, 221 whatever it takes....

[sheridan wands]

Mike,are these still available?

[Al Switzer]

FYI They are probably Titanium Nitrite coated which look Gold color but much more durable than Gold.

[Mike Sigety]

sheridan wands, on 17 March 2012 - 10:53 AM, said:

Mike,are these still available?

Yes, I will also be at Curly Fern too. Call if u want to talk 888-548-2743 (day or evening)

[LOU GREEN]

Mike I'm a young guy who are Scott summers and Randy Hawkins ?

[Will Rosenberry]

My Enduro hero.

[Mike Sigety]

Will Rosenberry, on 20 March 2012 - 06:47 AM, said:

My Enduro hero.

He looks like he is not even trying...

[Mike Sigety]

$25 bucks off anby fork and Free Shipping...if u got any questions on how to make them fit, let me know. Its rock season and more people then u think IN ECEA are using these forks.