SR Suntour XCM to Rock Shox Judy Silver TK - Marin Eldridge Grade 1

And this is where I apologize. I had planned to include some video of my first ride on this fork. Unfortunately I forgot to put the micro sd card back in the camera. I am pleased to report that the fork worked perfectly. The trails I rode included some very rooty sections. The Judy Silver TK handled those roots as well as you might expect a Rock Shox fork to do so.

SPECIFICATIONS
COST:
Initial purchase $684.99 USD, local bike shop
Crank Brothers Stamp 1 pedals, $59.00 USD, local bike shop

FRAME: Series 1 6061 Aluminum,
27.5” Wheels
68mm BB shell
135mm Forged Dropouts
Disc Brake
FRONT SUSPENSION: SR Suntour XCM HLO Disc, 120mm Travel, Hydraulic Lockout, Preload Adjustment
RIMS: Double Wall Alloy
HUB, REAR: Forged Alloy, 6-Bolt Disc, 32H
HUB, FRONT: Forged Alloy, 6-Bolt Disc, 32H
SPOKE, NIPPLES: Black Stainless Steel, Brass Nipples
TIRES: MTB, 27.5x2.25"
DERAILLEUR, REAR: Shimano Alivio, 9-Speed, Shadow Design
DERAILLEUR, FRONT: Shimano Altus, Double
SHIFT LEVER: Shimano Altus 2x9
CRANKSET: Forged Alloy, Steel Chainrings, 36/22T
BOTTOM BRACKET: Sealed Cartridge Bearings, Square Taper
CHAIN: KMC X9
CASSETTE: Shimano HG200, 9-Speed, 11-36T
BRAKE, FRONT: Tektro M275 Hydraulic Disc, 160mm Rotor
BRAKE, REAR: Tektro M275 Hydraulic Disc, 160mm Rotor
BRAKE LEVERS: Tektro M275 Hydraulic Disc
HANDLEBAR: 31.8 Riser, 20mm Rise, 740mm Width
STEM: Alloy, 31.8mm, 45mm
GRIPS: Entity MTB, Closed End
WEIGHT: 35.05 pounds

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Hi Jim! I just got the same fork. However, mine did not come with a ring, on the stantion, that measures fork movement. It looks like yours did with that blue ring around the stantion….