DT Swiss XMC vs. XRC vs. XMM
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The XMC models finished in 2012 - they had alu crowns/steerers with carbon lowers, with 32mm stanchions
XMM continue and feature alu crowns/steerers with magnesium lowers and with 32mm stanchions
XRC were alu crowns/steerers with carbon lowers OR carbon crowns/steerers with carbon lowers, all with 28.6mm stanchions.
You can now see why DT are rationalising on the numbers of forks they produce!
I do have a set of 2012 XMC 120mm 26" forks (6months use) I'll be selling very soon - message me if you're interested!
XMM continue and feature alu crowns/steerers with magnesium lowers and with 32mm stanchions
XRC were alu crowns/steerers with carbon lowers OR carbon crowns/steerers with carbon lowers, all with 28.6mm stanchions.
You can now see why DT are rationalising on the numbers of forks they produce!
I do have a set of 2012 XMC 120mm 26" forks (6months use) I'll be selling very soon - message me if you're interested!
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cws196 wrote:The XMC models finished in 2012 - they had alu crowns/steerers with carbon lowers, with 32mm stanchions
XMM continue and feature alu crowns/steerers with magnesium lowers and with 32mm stanchions
XRC were alu crowns/steerers with carbon lowers OR carbon crowns/steerers with carbon lowers, all with 28.6mm stanchions.
You can now see why DT are rationalising on the numbers of forks they produce!
I do have a set of 2012 XMC 120mm 26" forks (6months use) I'll be selling very soon - message me if you're interested!
Thanks very much for the information, definitely clears things up. Interestingly enough my question was prompted by my sale of a DT Swiss XMC 100mm fork (26") currently listed on ebay.