Suspension Fork Dilemma

[supavan]

Here's my dilemma. Last week I had a bit of a crash in which the bridge of my 2012 RockShox Reba was cracked. It seems however that there are no lowers available neither can I find a replacement fork locally.

The fork is a 2012 RockShox Reba dual air for a 26" wheel with, straight steerer, 120mm travel and 9mm QR dropouts.

 

The wheelset on the bike is a set of 2009 Mavic CrossTrails. As far as I know the hubs on those don't take anything else than 9/10mm QR.

As much as I would like to use this as an excuse to get a new bike, I just can't.

So what now? The bike is insured but I can't place a claim if I can't supply replacement details.

[PhilipV]

Any Recon, Revelation, and 32mm stanchion lower should work. Mate of mine rebuilt a Recon lower onto his revelation, and I know of another guy who used a Reba lower on his Recon. Make a plan.

[PhilipV]

Look for a 2nd hand fork, and if they are both unserviceable strip and rebuild them to get one good fork going.

[supavan]

Any Recon, Revelation, and 32mm stanchion lower should work. Mate of mine rebuilt a Recon lower onto his revelation, and I know of another guy who used a Reba lower on his Recon. Make a plan.

I'll be looking into that tomorrow. Thank you.

[Amberdrake]

Don't know what area your in but maybe contact Droo from Stoke Suspension. They will have a solution for you

[droo]

The RS man is on leave at the moment, so this will unfortunately have to wait a while... but I'm pretty sure we'll be able to sort something out.