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gastonbx
a Racer
from Buenos AiresDate Reviewed: February 17, 2010
Strengths: Extremely progressive, good lock-out and almost undestructible.Weaknesses: None yet...Bottom Line: I use this bike, this fork to ride in a BMX circuit. Almost as Dirt Jumping (less rough) and it behaves superbly. I also ride a few times in DH circuit, taking gaps and doubles. It provides the lightness I need (I dont have strong shoulders) and the capacity to absorb my landings (weight 75kg) with the adding that it will take bedrocks and everything you put ahead. Even doing what it is not designed to, it rides superbly.
Favorite Trail: Bariloche Gravity MTB Park
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$600.00
Purchased At: www.sin-limite.com.a
Bike Setup: Specialized SX 2008, RP-23 float, Mavic Crossride.
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Jason
a Weekend Warrior
from Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaDate Reviewed: March 13, 2008
Strengths: Plush and responsive. 140mm is more than enough for my kind of riding. Deals with jumps and drops, rock gardens, roots and ruts well. Lockout for climbs.Weaknesses: Flexes a little but manageable.Bottom Line: Great product! Does what its meant to do. Hassle free fork. The feeling of coil is superb.
Favorite Trail: Bukit Kiara!
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At: somedudewhowanedanupgrade
Similar Products Used: Fox Vanilla R 04, Manitou Black Super Air 120, Rock Shox Sid Race 02, Rock Shox Judy TT 00
Bike Setup: Voodoo Bakka 06', White Industries crank, Crank Brothers 5050xx, Hayes HFX-9 HD, Mavic + Ringle, WTB Weireolf, Fox Vanilla 32 RL, DaBomb 9-1 SS converter.
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richard samford
a Weekend Warrior
from redmond, wa USADate Reviewed: July 30, 2007
Strengths: spring plushnessss!Weaknesses: None found... other than general weaknesses of a spring only fork.Bottom Line: oooooh loving spring driven forks over air... Bike beats me up way less. Tire stays where it belongs, on the trail. Last fork owned was air and the progressive feel of air beat me up on the soupy stuff.
bike shop did not mention... by default ships with 180lb rated spring.. once i aquired the right spring it was heaven.
Favorite Trail: tolt mcdonald
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: adrenaline bikes
Similar Products Used: least bike sported a marzzochi bomber fork.
Bike Setup: 07 yeti 575
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Nova Rider
a Weekend Warrior
from Northern VaDate Reviewed: October 14, 2006
Strengths: Smooth travel, no flex, light, quality constructionWeaknesses: limited selection of spring weightsBottom Line: this fork rocks. manitou has dropped in quality and RockShox isnt as great as everyone who want to hop on the bandwagon wants you to think. Fox WAS and IS still a great product.
Favorite Trail: Fountainhead
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: came with the bike
Similar Products Used: Reba Team, Manitou Black Elite
Bike Setup: RP23 in the rear and this fork (140MM) up front
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