In this quick video we show how to strip down a set of Cannondale Headshok suspension mountain bike forks.
These were removed from an 1996 Cannondale F700, Which we are currently in the process of a project build.
As you will find out, They are not in the best of conditions. Perfectly showing why it is so important to keep on top of servicing these sort of parts.
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The Cannondale Headshok was first introduced in 1992. Personally, I think it is a great design. It was made to have less flex than normal suspension forks on the market.
This particular model is a DD-50, which was oil damped with an elastomer.
There are higher end models also available in 1995, Including the Fatty fork.
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About Retfurb.
On the channel we will be looking at all things Retro, Vintage & collectable. Along the way we will be carrying out various tasks including; refurbishments, servicing, strip downs and much more. We aim to bring out new videos at least once a week, But will aim to release new videos more regularly.
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Warning
All of our videos are intended for entertainment purposes only.
Any tasks we show on our videos, should be carried out by qualified persons only. All of the repairs, refurbs, modifications, etc can be hazardous to health. We ensure all safety precautions are carried out first, Before attempting any repairs.
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10 сен 2024
