<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hoythuntin &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It's now 600 bucks!! I guess I shouldn't wait any longer huh?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I had Lindemann do my forks back in 2001 and back then it was only $350 (plus $400 for TiN coating but that's another story). And it's well worth it, even at $600. You might want to call Jim Lindemann and discuss your forks. That $600 fork job is his top of the line job. You really only need springs, valving, and proper assembly. Maybe that would cost a lot less??? I know he uses new seals so that he can guarantee his work. That's one advantage of having him do it; a full guarantee.

Let me just say that the difference is night and day. My forks react to the smallest road surface imperfections, yet when I see a huge bump approaching I just smile and smack it full force. The forks are amazing with the proper springs, proper valving which matches the spring, and careful assembly.

I'm sure you could do it yourself but suspension experts have the tools and know-how. They do this type of work every day. Their facility is probably spotless. You'll know the job was done correctly. I think that's worth a couple hundred more, but then that's just my $0.02...