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Fix_n_peds from Moreno Valley, CA United States
These EBR forks are a solid upgrade, but installation on a 1978 Puch Magnum XK requires some modification. I had to shorten the bottom yoke stem by about 12mm, and also build up the fork stops to prevent the forks from contacting the tank. I did try to cheat and order a maxi lower yoke but it was too short. https://youtu.be/Mj2O614o7uM?feature=shared
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Hobbit and Motobecane replacement also
September 2, 2012
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Weak-Ends TJ from Port Saint Lucie, FL
Slight mod for motobecane and almost direct mount for hobbit. Now get the mike thomas disc brakes or a revival setup and you're good.
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no hydro but
March 7, 2011
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tom from youngstown, oh
not hydro but i wouldnt have noticed. no adjustment, rides fairly stiff and haven't bottomed out yet. lighter than hydro, but how how much?
grab that long long 12mm axle for best results
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Not what I expected
November 20, 2010
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Anonymous Person from Left coast
The fit and finish was very nice. Bolted right up to my Tomos. However, these forks are not hydraulic and offer absolutly no adjustement. It's just a spring that is pinned from the top with a roll pin and the whole thing is smeared with heavy grease. It does have seals and it looks like oily residue on the fork but it's just a dust seal with a smear of gease on the back.
Solid upgrade 👌 
Hobbit and Motobecane replacement also 
Not what I expected