RockShox Argyle 302 review
Tight, sweetly controlled, super reliable jump fork
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Basically a beefed-up, shorter travel Pike, Argyle has been chieftain of the jump fork clan since it appeared.
The proven bottom end benefits from RockShox’s simple but secure Maxle 20mm screw through-axle for extra tracking stiffness. The steel top end is fully reinforced so you’ve no worries if you come up short on a set.
It’s the cheapest fork around that has anything that feels like proper suspension. It’s still tuned to suck up big stuff, but there’s enough compliance for holding traction on less groomed trails. The additional Floodgate platform control of the 318 models is well worth the extra money if you’ve got it.
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Product Specifications
Product
| Name | Argyle 302 (08) |
| Brand | RockShox |
| Features | Maxle 360 QR |
| Year | 2008 |
| Mounts | International Standard Disc Brake Mounts |
| Lowers | 20mm Maxle Only Magnesium |
| Upper Tube Material | 4130 Steel |
| Crown Material | 6061 T6 Aluminium |
| Damping | Rebound |
| Spring Adjustment | Internal Preload |
| Damping Adjustment | External Rebound |
| Disc Caliper Mount | I.S |
| Weight (g) | 2487 |
| Spring Type | Coil |
| Bike Use | All Mountain Freeride |
| Steerer Size | 1 1/8 |
| Wheel Size | 24 26 |
| Brake System Compatability | Disc Brake |
| Available Colours | Black White |
| Set Up | 20 |
| Travel | 100 |
| Stanchions Material | Steel |
