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David P
a Cross Country Rider
from Vancouver, BCDate Reviewed: April 25, 2003
Strengths: Best fork for the money and it came stock with my bike.Weaknesses: Limited adjustability.Bottom Line: The bottom line is, this is by far the best front fork that I've ridden so far. I know that this fork had saved me from flying off the bars on many steep technical sections. The one at Hornby Is, which was supposedly to be walking steep trail (as steep or steeper than the Grouse Grind) with a chance of going over the bluff -- the shock just took every single hits while maintaining good steering control. I'm a light rider, so I haven't blown the seals as of yet and my mechanic who serviced my shock said this will serve me well for the forseeable future!! Good for the money and well matched with Cane Creek's Cloud Nine rear shock (took off that RS Coupe Deluxe pogo stick) to make it a very very sweet bike.
Favorite Trail: NorthShore, Hornby Is, Texada and BC Interior
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Purchased At: Came with bike
Similar Products Used: Marzocchi Z.3 BAM 80
Bike Setup: 1999 GT XCR 3000 iDrive with mostly stock parts and CC Cloud Nine rear shock
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Colin Quinn
a Downhiller
from Fairfax, VaDate Reviewed: April 15, 2003
Strengths: Super smooth travel. this fork has kept me from going over the bars in many technical situations. Amazing performance for this low price. I bought this one as an extra fork tried it out and decided to sell my other Rock Shox fork and keep this one.Weaknesses: Would be perfect it was a little stiffer. Honestly, I have no complaints.Bottom Line: In decent condition, its hard to find such a great deal for a fork. highly reccomend.
Favorite Trail: Any trail with jumps and drops.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$165.00
Purchased At: mtbr.com
Similar Products Used: The Judy's, mars bomber, Fox forks.
Bike Setup: GT hardtail, disc brakes, MRP, Rhyno lites, Ritchie hubs, Chris king, Azonic hot seat, freaking amazing Maxxis tires - high rollers 2.35 and 2.5 ( rear, frt ).
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Brad
a Cross Country Rider
from Melbourne, AustraliaDate Reviewed: October 29, 2000
Strengths: Simple internals.
Smooooooth.Weaknesses: Bit of flex but I need it on my frame.
Bottom Line: A great all round fork. Not to heavy, not too flexy, takes any drop off a Z2 will do. No stiction. Little maintenance required and its sooo easy.
And no it doesnt have a cartridge!
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At: What a deal huh
Similar Products Used: Quadra 10
Mag 21
Zokes, (old air/oil)
96 Judy SL
Indi SL
00 Z4
Bike Setup: XT Group on Giant MCM
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Tristan
a Racer
from Half Moon BayDate Reviewed: August 1, 2000
Strengths: Lots of travel, good adjustability, stability, nice rebound, rips up jump coursesWeaknesses: Can't get stiff enough, easy to blow seals, weird soundsBottom Line: Good all around fork, not beefy enough for extreme freeriding, but fun for hopping around.
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Similar Products Used: Marzocchi Z-1 (and 2) X-Fly, Marzocchi Z-1 CR, RockShox Sid SL
Bike Setup: KHS FXT Comp stock
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Drock
a Cross Country Rider
from Winston-SalemDate Reviewed: June 27, 2000
Strengths: Plush, lots of travelWeaknesses: Blew seals and cartridge thereby leaving me bikeless until I can save up enough money to buy the new stuff.Bottom Line: This fork was good when it was running but now I think it sucks. I'm even considering buying a more simplistic fork that will work forever. I just want to ride and if something is keeping me from doing that than it sucks. I give it two chilis because I am very irritated at it.
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: Rock Shox Indy C
Bike Setup: GT XCR 3000
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Blah De Blah
a Downhiller
from VancouverDate Reviewed: April 3, 2000
Strengths: I don't know it is a good shock.Weaknesses: I don't know. Maybe it's colors.Bottom Line: Me like it like I like me gal.
Favorite Trail: Lolas
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: Other shocks like that.
Bike Setup: Torrent with these shocks and it is a sweet ass frame.
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Brian Moncion
a Downhiller
from CanadaDate Reviewed: March 17, 2000
Strengths: 4in of travel. Easy to adjust. Works well on my GT XCR with Deluxe rear shock.Weaknesses: Blew seals after 3 months of hardcore riding. Too much flex for my liking.Bottom Line: I ride very hard. 10 foot drops, 60kmh downhill freakouts, hard pavement landings, and yes I do crash. This fork has a very plush ride and soaks up most landings and takes care of the rocks and roots leaving me to do the riding,could do with a bit better tracking feel. I probably should have a dual crown 6" travel fork but for now this is a very capable fork and any rider looking for 4" of travel and a smooth ride should consider this fork. Probably one of the best 4" travel forks on the market.
Favorite Trail: North Shore, Vancouver
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: Marzocchi Z5
Bike Setup: GT XCR 3000, Judy 100 fork, Rockshox Deluxe shock, Avid brakes, Race Face crank, Shimano LX front and rear derailleurs.
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Kenny C.
a weekend warrior
from San FranciscoCa.Date Reviewed: November 26, 1998
Bottom Line:
Welcome to 99 and a conversion to coil/oil bath. It works great. 100mm instead of the 63 I was getting from my Judy SL. Always concerned of the weight of the Marzochi's. It's really light for it's amount of travel. Mates well to the rear RS Super Deluxe on my 97 GT LTS. This is a fun fork and great bang for the buck!
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