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julene
a Weekend Warrior
from texasDate Reviewed: September 24, 2000
Strengths: Looked cool at the timeWeaknesses: It doesn't workBottom Line: These forks are the biggest junk piles I have ever owned or ridden. They simply don't compress anymore so now I'm stuck with a high dollar rigid fork. Maintenance is double pain in the ass since the forks are very hard to work on and don't inmprove in performance once your done.
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$300.00
Similar Products Used: Rockshox
Bike Setup: Ellesworth Truth
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i
a Cross-Country Rider
from iDate Reviewed: June 5, 1999
Bottom Line: i
Duration Product Used:
tested or demo'ed only
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eugene
a weekend warrior
from south africaDate Reviewed: January 19, 1999
Bottom Line:
Rock Shox Indy xc Worst shock ever made the material is so soft that just placing the front end on a carrier the material begins to crumble. I am at present using a mazzoci fork with much better results. I ride in rough terain at high temperatures and am only a part time rider although I ride at least evey second day.
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Sam the butcher
a weekend warrior
from Springfield, USADate Reviewed: December 14, 1998
Bottom Line:
These forks came on a bike I purchased from a so called friend. The performance, structural stiffness, and quality are all very lacking when compared to the more popular forks. The triple bushing system adds a lot of stiction. No amount of lubing seems to eliminate it either. Definitly wouldn't recommend these unless your mad at somebody.
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Jeff Macy
a weekend warrior
from BostonDate Reviewed: October 17, 1998
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My experience with these forks has not been good. The performance and stiffness is very lacking. The quality is poor making these forks an all around bad choice. I wish I would have stuck with the three main name brands and not wasted my money. All for now. three more words
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Roy Framer
a racer
from North CarolinaDate Reviewed: October 16, 1998
Bottom Line:
My buddy bought a pair of these, big mistake! They don't ride at all well, the build quality is very lacking, and the dependability sucks. They are now bent and that was from regular usage on a tame trail ride. I don't recommend these crap piles to anyone. Save your money!
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jim
a cross-country rider
from canadaDate Reviewed: June 6, 1998
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these are good shocks they handeld well on the rough trails and are extremly tough i would recomend these just need a lot of tuning up. d d d d d dd d d d d d d d d d d d d dd d d d d d d d d d d d d
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mary
a
from L.A.Date Reviewed: January 20, 1998
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These are way to expensive for the average rider! You wont get the performance for the buck! They are good though just lower the price and I might consider buying them! I have nothing else to say but it has to be 50 words. California rules. Still need five more words!
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SirLee Curmudgeon
a cross-country rider
from SF NMDate Reviewed: January 15, 1998
Bottom Line:
After a couple of months on the Dualcarb fork, I am amazed. It is the smoothest ride I've had in years. The
triple bushing system makes for the smooth, and the carbon-fiber leg assemblies are light, stiff, and
astetically pleasing.
Rumors abound of an all-air version for '98 (under 3 pounds).
Availability is good... if your local shop buys from Bicycle Technologies International.
Check it out!
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