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Look HSC-1 fork threadless?(7 posts)

Look HSC-1 fork threadless?namir in SoCal
May 23, 2002 1:47 AM
Does anyone have the Look HSC-1 fork? Is it threadless? If I'm on a budget and want to upgrade the fork on my bike, is this an okay fork to go with? parker international has them at an absolute steal.
re: Look HSC-1 fork threadless?Carbon fiber fanatik
May 23, 2002 2:01 AM
Yup, got one of those. Its a 1" threadless model and it is more than worth the paltry $175 bucks I paid for it. It tracks great, stable and can take a pounding. Grab one before they are all gone!

Keep on keepin on...
Good fork but.......JS
May 23, 2002 9:29 AM
I have one and I weigh 150lbs and I like the fork but it is a little flexy. If you weigh more than 180 and ride agressively I would look into something a little more robust.
what about this?namir in SoCal
May 23, 2002 11:20 AM
what about the look hsc-2? or the look hsc? would these hold up a little better?
what about this?sticky
May 24, 2002 6:45 AM
HSC3 is much stiffer than HSC 1 and in my opinion is a better fork. Go with the HSC3 you won't regret it.
what about this?S-U-B
May 24, 2002 12:02 PM
I'm 170# and have the new HSC 4 fork on my KG381, dont notice any flex at all to this point, the 4 has a carbon steerer, does the 1 have a carbon steerer as well?
what about this?Clue
May 27, 2002 7:37 PM
I'm looking at the 381i...curious what i get over the 381? Does the 1 1/8 head tube make a big impact and are you finding the front not "beefy" enough? also wondering if you looked at the 386?

thx much

clue
 


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