Matos 2007

"paikan" disait:

HOURRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! la Totem est dispo en 1.5 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hors sujet : quel cadre santa cruz a une douille en 1.5'??? papy

et voila la confirmation !!!! [code:1] Rockshox has made a dream come true: a spy shot of their new freeride fork with 40mm stanchions and a whopping 180mm?s of travel. Besides a testride on the new 2007 Rockshox freeride fork, a spy of Mountainbike (a German magazine) also discovered a direct shifter mount on an Avid brake lever. The fork is called the Totem and looks quite impressive. Stiff: that?s what a fork?s supposed to be ? it?s always hard to make a single crown fork stiff because of the lack of an upper crown. 40mm stanchions, fat tubes and a massive crown and arch all guarantee stiffness between lower legs and stanchions. The fork was shown in some 1 1/8? frames, but it was clearly designed to work best with 1.5? headtubes. Stiffness and lightweight are created by applying big diameters tubes, because less material is needed to create the same stiffness. Motion Control: the Totem will use pretty much the same unit as the Boxxer Ride uses. Suspension: coil sprung or air sprung? Rockshox has had great success with their air sprung Boxxer WC Solo Air, so expect to see an air version of the Totem as well. Disc brake mounts: for the first time Rockshox will use the postmount system, with big brake tabs for 8? discs only. According to Rockshox, this will add stiffness and modulation. Maxle: Of course this clever quick release thru axle will be used on the Totem. Handlebar clamp: In the future, Avid will have a direct shifter mount on their brake levers. This will make up for better ergonomics and save space on the handlebars.[/code:1] http://images1.fotki.com/v7/photos/6/61661/3395632/rockshoxFR-vi.jpg ca va bien sur un prophet, mais ca ira encore mieux sur un gemini