Eurobike 2017 News

Highlights from EUROBIKE 2017 – Part 2

01.09.2017
by ENDURO Team
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Cane Creek Helm – now also available with steel spring

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The Cane Creek Helm coil-sprung fork weighs 2,250 g and costs € 1,199.

From early next year the Cane Creek Helm fork will also be available in a coil-sprung version. The cast and the damping are the same as on the air-sprung version. The new Helm will be delivered with a medium gauge spring which is suitable for riders weighing between 72–85 kg. Both a lighter and a heavier spring will also be optionally available. In terms of weight the coil-sprung version is 200 g heavier and weighs in at 2,250 g. The travel can effortlessly be adjusted between 130 mm and 160 mm via an internal compression fitting and with only a few hand movements.

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The steel spring preload can be adjusted with 16 fine clicks on the preload cap.
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The casting of the air-sprung and steel-spring versions are identical.
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More information on canecreek.com

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