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White Brothers Magic-29 2006 Front Shocks
Product DescriptionThe Magic fork line offers White Brothers’ cutting edge Intelligent Magnetic Valve “IMV” damping technology in our super stiff, lightweight 32mm platform. Just set the IMV damper where you want it and sprint or climb without bob and float over washboard bumps or big drops with full active travel. All Magic forks have true open bath damping and oil bath lubrication to give you buttery smooth performance. Whether you need a World Cup quality cross country race fork or the highest quality, best performing 29” fork on the market—its Magic.
User Reviews
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Troy Williams
a Cross Country Rider
from Scottsdale, AZ USA Date Reviewed: January 17, 2007 Strengths: Light weight, stiff Weaknesses: I found it hard to tune, and I'm still messing with it. My IMV was broken when I got it, and it spent 2 weeks with White Bros and the Bike shop over the holidays, big bummer. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Many Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $600.00 Purchased At: Slippery Pig Similar Products Used: Reba SL Bike Setup: Lenz Lev 29r 3", with XO, Deus Cranks, The Flight System, Delgado Rims, Bontrager 2.2 tires, WTB Lazer, King Headset and Hubs, Salsa Skewers  
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Shawn
from Oklahoma city Date Reviewed: August 22, 2006 Strengths: stiff, strong, soaks up small bumps better than any fork I have owned Weaknesses: Seal on the IMV side leaks a little. WB sent me a replacement, but it still leaks a bit. No worries though. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Similar Products Used: rock shox, Fox Bike Setup: Surly Karate Monkey, Sram XO, Salsa Rims, Maxxis ingitors, thomson stem, post, king headset
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Eric
a Cross Country Rider
from Berkeley, CA Date Reviewed: July 18, 2006 Strengths: Smooth and stiff. What More can I say, other than at 190 lbs, there is no noodle factor with this fork, but then again, I rarely drop more than 3' Weaknesses: Sometimes, the platform valve can stutter a little when opening while riding over small bumps. This is never an issue though when I really want the fork to soak up real bumps. And the stutter is much less than any other platform forks that I have tried. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Joaquin Miller Park Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $500.00 Purchased At: Speedgoat Similar Products Used: I have an old marzocchi z2 x-fly and that was a great fork that continues to be smoother than some other new 26" forks I have tried from rock shok like the reba. Bike Setup: 2006 asylum with sram xo, FSA, custom wheels
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Ed
a Cross Country Rider
from Minneapolis, MN Date Reviewed: May 16, 2006 Strengths: Super smooth travel Very stiff and responsive IMV is GREAT! You can tune it to be like a Terralogic, or all the way off (like before SPV), or anywhere inbetween, to fit your riding style. Rebound adjustment is quick and easy The air spring is more linear than most, but doesnt' bottom out harshly like many linear coil springs. Weaknesses: None found yet Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $625.00 Purchased At: Erik's Bike Shop Similar Products Used: Reba Race 29 with poplock Bike Setup: On One Inbred 29er SS
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