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frontpage Posted by beedubdub • Yesterday
Jul 10, 2025 12:13 PM
RockShox Mountain Bike Suspension Forks: SID SL SELECT+ 29 Fork 2P 2024
& More + Free S/H$199
$689
71% offJenson USA
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In cases like this, the most likely scenario:
- A bike manufacturer specced 2023 forks for use on their complete bikes
- They've switched to a newer model for for their current spec
- They sold off the excess inventory of older forks to Jensen at a big discount
From a end-user perspective, the main difference is the box they come in may be less fancy. Also possible that the installation manual needs to be downloaded instead of coming in the box.So add another $50-80 on top of this price for the remote. Still a really solid deal.
So add another $50-80 on top of this price for the remote. Still a really solid deal.
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- A bike manufacturer specced 2023 forks for use on their complete bikes
- They've switched to a newer model for for their current spec
- They sold off the excess inventory of older forks to Jensen at a big discount
From a end-user perspective, the main difference is the box they come in may be less fancy. Also possible that the installation manual needs to be downloaded instead of coming in the box.In cases like this, the most likely scenario:
- A bike manufacturer specced 2023 forks for use on their complete bikes
- They've switched to a newer model for for their current spec
- They sold off the excess inventory of older forks to Jensen at a big discount
From a end-user perspective, the main difference is the box they come in may be less fancy. Also possible that the installation manual needs to be downloaded instead of coming in the box.SIDs are not historically super comfy/plush because they're race forks. They used to be really flexy (like a noodle), but I'm not sure if that's still the case. Also, I'd personally never use a lockout on a short travel fork, but some riders do.
Good prices, though. OE parts are great for the money. I never need the fancy retail packaging anyway, it gets tossed out.
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SIDs are not historically super comfy/plush because they're race forks. They used to be really flexy (like a noodle), but I'm not sure if that's still the case. Also, I'd personally never use a lockout on a short travel fork, but some riders do.
Good prices, though. OE parts are great for the money. I never need the fancy retail packaging anyway, it gets tossed out.
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