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Thus spoked the keyboard of schounj@edmund.cs.andrews.edu (Jeff Schoun):
>Hi,
>
>I am rideing my MTB to School evryday this winter, but snlow keeps
>getting stuck in the fork in the bike, is thare an guard or something
>that will help this? I am ridin an Trek 930, all stock but an vetta
>seat. Do Rock Shocks lockup in the cold? Do Marazzices 300 lockup?
>Is thare an training program for bikers for DOS or UNIX thats shareware?
>If thare an training book you could recomend? Please E-mail, kuz I miss
>messages sometimes in this new group

I also ride my two mountain bikes in the winter. I got one MTB with
fenders, carrying rack etc. for commuting, and an Cannondale 700 for
off-road training (without fenders). I also get snow stucked between
the fork, under the fenders, on the rear derailleur etc. I don't
think there is anything you can do about it - snow is snow is snow
is...

My Cannondale is equipped with the old Rock Shock fork (pre
mag20/30). It does not lock up in the winter, but due to the material
used in the fork, you will get a feeling of a loose headset when it
get cold outside. I got a fax from Rock Shox (US) where they can
confirm this feeling, and there is nothing to worry about.

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