White Brothers DC110DH Front Shock

3.95/5 (22 Reviews)
MSRP : $749.00


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White Brothers DC110DH


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Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by joe gill a Downhiller from usa ca la verne

Date Reviewed: August 13, 2007

Strengths:    none, they SUCK........................

Weaknesses:    Stiff, leak,

Bottom Line:   
Can someone tell me what other fork that has (that same size tube) would fit on my bike and is alot better. PLEASE.

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Favorite Trail:   Webb

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $500.00

Purchased At:   Bought bike from friend

Similar Products Used:   Rock Shox Judy

Bike Setup:   Old Turner DH

Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Laura Bennette a Downhiller from Montana

Date Reviewed: June 10, 2002

Strengths:    Fairly water and dust proof. Looks good, nice colour, plush

Weaknesses:    top release got jammed, Fork Bent, Heavy

Bottom Line:   
It was good while it lasted, Do not lend bike to little brothers, it comes back bent.

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Favorite Trail:   My back block

Duration Product Used:   1 Year

Price Paid:    $90099.00

Purchased At:   bikeshop

Similar Products Used:   Judy Rock shox

Bike Setup:   GT LTS-1, Full XTR, 8" Hayes Hydro Disc brakes, Raceface cranks

Overall Rating:3
Value Rating:4
Submitted by Xavier Hershlag a Downhiller from Idahoe

Date Reviewed: June 8, 2002

Strengths:    Very strong, definatly stronger then my frame

Weaknesses:    Bashes on the frame. I have a nasty dent on my frame from when I crashed.

Bottom Line:   
Its good, but there is definatly better

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Duration Product Used:   6 months

Price Paid:    $900.00

Similar Products Used:   Da big one.

Bike Setup:   Intense M1, Shimano XTR mech, Raceface prodigy

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by nick a Weekend Warrior from MICHIGAN

Date Reviewed: March 8, 2001

Strengths:    Plush, nice, almost no flex. i like the silver color

Weaknesses:    The brake bosses are gay, they dont give enough spring to the v brake. other than that, none.....

Bottom Line:   
kick ass fork. buy it if u can get it cheap!!!

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Favorite Trail:   any with hella drops

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $110.00

Purchased At:   from mtbr market

Similar Products Used:   Nothing this good.....

Bike Setup:   full LX with rear XTR, GT saddleback, all pimped out....

Overall Rating:2
Submitted by Carl a Downhiller from Oakhurst CA

Date Reviewed: September 29, 1999

Strengths:    
-Good racing forks
-light weight
-smooth travel
-interchangeable parts


Weaknesses:    
-short lasting seals that never really seem to work well, but keep stiction to a minimum.
-High maintinance, needs regreasing often to keep bushings snug, and to keep the performance worth riding.
-Brake arch bolts need better thread lock.
-Dropouts are not beef on DC's.
-stanchion wall thickness to thin to shave weight for DC's.
-linear spring.
-no seperate compresion/rebound damping adjustment.
-fork oil is difficult to change/tune for rider weight.
-had DC 110 and new DC 118 doesn't seem much better.


Bottom Line:   
Nothing lasts forever. You can make the seals somewhat better with the right fork grease (seal swell). Also you can stack SC 70 springs and cut the plastic spacer to add travel and make a progressive spring, but the damping cartridge will blow. The dropouts bent, but I cannibalized my SC 70 lower legs. The brake arch bent. The stanchions bent. The bushings wore out so it felt like and old Rock Shox Judy even after greasing. These have a short half life but are great equipment for your race bike. They are not good for hammering out epic rides on a few times a week.

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Favorite Trail:   
Shuteye down to 007

Duration Product Used:   
2 Years

Similar Products Used:   
Manitou
Mr. Dirt
Marrizochi
Dragan
Noleen
Rock Shox
MRC
cannondale


Bike Setup:   
5 travel Psycle Werks Frame, DC 110, Beef DH component setup. FAT Missle's

Overall Rating:5
Submitted by C.J. a Downhiller from DANVERS, MA

Date Reviewed: August 2, 1999

Strengths:    
IS ANYBODY INTERESTED IN SELLING ME A NICE PAIR OF WHITE BROTHER OR ZZYX DOWNHILL SHOCKS W/ 100+ MM OF TRAVEL


Weaknesses:    
IS ANYBODY INTERESTED IN SELLING ME A NICE PAIR OF WHITE BROTHER OR ZZYX DOWNHILL SHOCKS W/ 100+ MM OF TRAVEL


Bottom Line:   
IS ANYBODY INTERESTED IN SELLING ME A NICE PAIR OF WHITE BROTHER OR ZZYX DOWNHILL SHOCKS W/ 100+ MM OF TRAVEL

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Favorite Trail:   
EXPERT DOWNHILL TRAIL AT SUNDAY RIVER, MAINE

Duration Product Used:   
tested or demo'ed only

Similar Products Used:   
IS ANYBODY INTERESTED IN SELLING ME A NICE PAIR OF WHITE BROTHER OR ZZYX DOWNHILL SHOCKS W/ 100+ MM OF TRAVEL


Bike Setup:   
98 GARY FISHER LEVEL BETTY,98 JUDY XLC,ROCK SHOX SUPER DELUXE REAR SHOCK,MAGURA HYDROLICS,INTENSE 2.35 TIRES.

Overall Rating:4
Submitted by MOBY AND THE E.A.K from DENVER COLORADO

Date Reviewed: January 21, 1999

Bottom Line:   


I OWN A SC 90 AND RIDE ALL THE TIME, I JUST PICKED UP A DC110 FOR 299.99 AT A LOCAL SHOP AND IT RIDES AWSOME! I DO HOWEVER FIND THESE FORX TO BE SLUGISH IN THE WET, AND EVEN WORSE IN THE MUD, FOR ALL OF YOU OUT THERE LOOKING FOR A BOOT TO FIT EITHER OF THESE FORX, (SC90-DC110) YOUR SHIT OUTTA LUCK, THE ONLY OPTIONS ARE THE WB WIPERS AND LIZARD SKINS, THESE STILL DO NOT PROTECT FROM CONTAMINATION, KEEP THAT SHIT LUBY CLEAN AND RIDE LIKE THERE BE NO TOMORROW! DS DDH

Overall Rating:4
Submitted by MOBY AND THE E.A.K from DENVER COLORADO

Date Reviewed: January 21, 1999

Bottom Line:   


I OWN A SC 90 AND RIDE ALL THE TIME, I JUST PICKED UP A DC110 FOR 299.99 AT A LOCAL SHOP AND IT RIDES AWSOME! I DO HOWEVER FIND THESE FORX TO BE SLUGISH IN THE WET, AND EVEN WORSE IN THE MUD, FOR ALL OF YOU OUT THERE LOOKING FOR A BOOT TO FIT EITHER OF THESE FORX, (SC90-DC110) YOUR SHIT OUTTA LUCK, THE ONLY OPTIONS ARE THE WB WIPERS AND LIZARD SKINS, THESE STILL DO NOT PROTECT FROM CONTAMINATION, KEEP THAT SHIT LUBY CLEAN AND RIDE LIKE THERE BE NO TOMORROW! DS DDH

Overall Rating:3
Submitted by Stu a downhiller from New Zealand

Date Reviewed: January 10, 1999

Bottom Line:   


When I first got these forks I was far from impressed, but after some messing around with the springs and the cartridge I was pretty darned stoked. That was until winter... The seals are crap and let in copious (oh get me) amounts of water and grit, they even seized at one point! Not good. After a long time searching I managed to track down a fork boot for them, after that their performance has become consistantly good like you would expect from a WB fork.
That was up until this weekend. Unfortunately the bushings went to hell and back while practicing the 1st round of our National DH series. My reasonably quiet bike turned into a sloppy steering, fork clanging mess! I was far from happy. However the forks have remained extremely plush.
Oh by the way, the fork boots are the Lizard Skin Inversion Boots. They're green (well mine are and they where the only colour I could find) and one piece, so there is no crappy velcro to come apart while riding. They cost me $28 NZ. Roughly $14-15 US and are well worth it.
Overall, an average fork that gets better with fork boots.
Stu

Overall Rating:5
Submitted by DHBOMR a downhiller from New York

Date Reviewed: December 28, 1998

Bottom Line:   


Lets just say three words: PLUSH! Strong , fresh-design, huge stanchions, cute anodized black legs, and did i mention it is PLUSH! It looks real sick on my LTS DH, and all the girls just love it to pieces. It is so stiff latterally that is cause it is PLUSH! The tracking is most excelent bro. I makes my old Judy SL feel like a wet noodle. Remember these frases: Tequila tonight, Tommarow we ride-Kranked
It is your job as reporters to expose NORBA for the corrupt mofia controled organization that they are-HEADLINERS

Overall Rating:1
Submitted by craig mccallum a racer from salmon, ID

Date Reviewed: November 6, 1998

Bottom Line:   


Had the fork on my LTS and loved it for awhile. Then the wipers started to wear out. No big deal, but i don't think that there is a plausible explanation for not running fork boots. Then i bent the fork legs. White brothers wouldn't warranty and I am pissed. It's a dh specific fork and should be able to take some serious abuse. Don't buy for 2 reasons. Poor warranty support and poor quality. To peppas for good initial quality

Overall Rating:5
Submitted by James Peterson a racer from SLC Utah

Date Reviewed: October 18, 1998

Bottom Line:   


As an employee of the most reputable shop here in Salt Lake, I get to deal with lots of cool forks. After much consideration and product testing (RS Judy XL, Manitou X-Vert R & Ti, Marzocchi Bomber, and more) I chose to race DH this past summer on a DC-110, modified to get the travel of a 118. I have not regretted my choice. Action is plush, tuneability is excellent, stiffness is supreme and support from WB has been prime. If I could recommend a fork for any adult Sport racers or Junior Experts (such as myself), this fork is the kind.

Overall Rating:5
Submitted by Kent Manos a downhiller from South Australia

Date Reviewed: September 13, 1998

Bottom Line:   


The DC110's are one of the best 4 inch fork there are I run them on my
Norco VPS1 that has 6 1/2 inches rear and they wicked
If any one wants to Buy them I selling them For $600 Australian
The only reason is I want to run A Magura disc brake and the DC110 only
take Hayes and Formula If any one from America wants to buy them it is
about $360 U.S. depending on the Australian dollar If any one in Australia
or America is intrested email me or if you live in S.A. you could ring
PH.(08)82774777 and ask for Kent

Overall Rating:1
Submitted by Justin Wall a racer from Fort Collins, Colorado

Date Reviewed: August 17, 1998

Bottom Line:   


Me and a friend hit the same water bar at Vail. He was actually going slower beacause he had time to break when he saw me wreck. I'm 6'0, 165lbs, he is 5'6, 130lbs. I was riding a boxer, he a White Bros DC110. The boxer had no problem, but my friend snaped the DC100 in half at the lower crown. Both stanchions failed. White Bro's policy is to never warranty shocks. I've know people to wreck worse on thier manitou's and answer kissed thier ass. So, I HIGHLY DO NOT RECCOMEND THIS PRODUCT. Everything will break if you hit it hard enough, but the boxer held, and the DC110 failed.

Overall Rating:5
Submitted by Caleb Johnston a racer from Spokane,Wa.USA

Date Reviewed: July 27, 1998

Bottom Line:   


I ride a Klein Mantra Comp. it is a real nice bike but I need more traval is this the right fork for me can someone please E-Mail me and give me a hint on what I should do I have heard good things about the fork and would love to race race on it but I have to ck it out first and the price is alittle steap.

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