Some fun news for me is that I finally got my new Fox F80 fork for my Trek 9.9, so I can build it up now. I had originally ordered a 06, but they ran out, so I got a 07 model. It's pretty pimpy, with its creamy white color and improved features.

Here is a crappy closeup of the newly-designed upper adjustment knob. It is actually 3 knobs in one. The top red knob is the rebound adjustment, the blue lever is the lockout, and the lower blue knob is the compression adjustment. Very cool. Can't wait to play around with it on the bike.

That's about all I know for now I guess. I am looking forward to seeing everyone this weekend, either at Andy's wedding or back in GF. Anyone up for a Hub night on Sat night? ;)
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Very smooth. Especially without any disc mounts.....so now your really committed. So now it sounds like you need a nice steel SS on a ridged fork with V brakes to temper that 9.9. I've heard this rumor that some company makes an Eccentric hub that could do that to the IF....
Yeah, the fork with v-brake studs was out of stock for at least another month, so I opted for the disc-specific.
I'm already planning on taking the SS parts off the 970 (rigid fork too) and putting them on the IF. Some spec changes might have to be done (wheels and cranks/bb for sure). It's time to retire the rusted frame, I think...
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