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Jay
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from Saratoga SpringsDate Reviewed: November 25, 2000
Strengths: This is the plushest fork that I have ever owned. It is also very adjustable. The negative spring was a bit of a mystery for me. I had the fork set way to plush at first. I spoke with Rene at RS and he gave me a few tips that brought the fork to life!!! Man can you say, "There for you in all situations!"Weaknesses: The fork is a bit flexy.Bottom Line: This is a great racing/fast riding fork. The bit of flex is not noticeable in most situations. I feel that 80mm of travel is and excellent amount for fast single track with a few drops thrown in for good measure. As with all bike bits this is just my opinion and you should try out this fork to form your own.
This fork would have gotten five chilis if it was a hydra air fork with the negative spring and larger diameter stanchions.
Favorite Trail: Severed Dick
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: RS Judy SL '96, Judy XC '99, Zokes Z.2 2001 for a short ride
Bike Setup: Serotta CST with all the bells and whistles!
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Clayton
a Weekend Warrior
from paDate Reviewed: August 27, 2000
Strengths: nice long endless travel if you are light. phat red color. dual crown version!! dual air very sweet.Weaknesses: a little unlaterally stiff. bent the rebound adjuster on bottom pretty useless thing anyways.. completely tweaks out headtube angle and bb clearanceBottom Line: great for light weight frorider. very plush and soft, not too active and a good bargain, also very light. AIR IS THE BEST, unless you ride zochs .nothing beats a zoch, but this comes very close, also much lighter than one!
Favorite Trail: urban
Duration Product Used: 6 months
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$400.00
Similar Products Used: a ton...
Bike Setup: trek 8000 frame
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Steve Beck
a Racer
from AlamoDate Reviewed: May 14, 2000
Strengths: If you weigh over 175 lbs. save your money and pass on this fork. I payed big dollars and was underwhelmed by the noodley response of this fork. I recommend looking into the Marzochi xFly Z1 - best fork I've ever ridden.Weaknesses: Way to flexible and noodelyBottom Line: NOODLE!!!
Favorite Trail: Downiville Downhill
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: Marzochi BAM, xFly Z1, Monatue, etx
Bike Setup: Independent Fab with XTR, USC Post, custome wheels.
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Jack Jenkins
a Cross-Country Rider
from Lakewood, CODate Reviewed: November 26, 1999
Strengths:
infinitely adjustable, responsiveWeaknesses:
takes some care and willingness to get it zoned in the way you like itBottom Line: I ride hard on fast, rocky singletrack. This fork takes the big hits as well as smoothing out the little stuff. So light that going up over water bars, rocks is full fun! Better than you would think bombing downhills.
Favorite Trail:
Kenosha Pass to Georgia Pass
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Similar Products Used:
Marzochi, not really comparable... heavy, plush, long travel on a FS bike
Bike Setup:
Cannondale CAAD-3 frame, XTR, light weight hardtail
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