Submitted by
jm
a Downhiller
from concord,ma,usa Date Reviewed: June 10, 2009
Favorite Trail:
HIGHLAND MOUNTIAN BABY
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At:
pinkbike
Strengths:
super smooth, awsome ride, feels like everlasting travle
Weaknesses:
could have some more adjustments but awsome fork
Similar Products Used:
totem,66
Bike Setup:
canfeild lucky with avy rear and travis up front
Bottom Line:
i have the 180 version and i cant be happyer, this fork eats up anything u throw at it, i have hit drops that are 13 feet plus and takes them like a champ, raced the fork once and its a single crown could have been a little more stable but this thing is a freeride machine love it
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Submitted by
Dilbean
a Downhiller
from Santa Cruz, CA, USA Date Reviewed: September 11, 2007
Favorite Trail:
Turpin's Trail
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
With used bicycle
Strengths:
SO far this fork is superb. I bought it with a ti spring in it. It is both supple and smooth with nice ramp up. Its been great for everything from jumping to dh and even for climbing back up. When climbing the fork settles down and doesnt bob much. It feels better than any other fork ive felt
Weaknesses:
So far nothing
Similar Products Used:
Fox Float 36, fox talas 36, 666 rcx2 (demo), fox 40
Bike Setup:
Transition Gran Mal, Deity bars, X7 rear deurailler, swinger 4-way
Bottom Line:
Amazing fork
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Submitted by
daniel
a Weekend Warrior
from alexandria Date Reviewed: May 7, 2007
Favorite Trail:
where is a giant gorilla sit
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$550.00
Strengths:
stiff in all the right ways. reasonably light considering its so stiff and a single crown. very very supple
Weaknesses:
it is a tall fork and i light a low front end. it doesn't help that my frame has a long headtube either. some might find it too heavy.
Similar Products Used:
boxxers, pikes, 888 (not mine though) and other big forks
Bike Setup:
soul cycles sluggo (great frame and company), travis, gravity dh parts, and loco wheels
Bottom Line:
the one i have is an OE type as it has TCP damping in it not the intrinsic which i hear is more temperamental. the dampening is the reason i choose this for over others. also the one i has is the 180mm not the 203mm and its still a pretty tall fork. i would not say this is a great race fork.
its a great for thus far. i'm a big guy at 260ish w/o gear and this fork goes where i point it. i will be racing it this weekend it in a dh hard tail class at massanutten. i have done some good size drops on it now and it has never companied for a bottom out or anything. also the thing feels like a magic carpet on the front of the bike. pretty much all the bumps big and small are gone.
also ironically the fork also DJ ok as it doesn't load up too much and take the pop of the lip away.
its pretty much the perfect gravity play for. it can do pretty much anything you ask of it
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Submitted by
Zachary Hrnderson
a Downhiller
from n.h Date Reviewed: April 24, 2007
Favorite Trail:
Chichen Soup
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$850.00
Purchased At:
jensonusa.com
Strengths:
the 1.5 inch headtube
Weaknesses:
axle bult fall out
Similar Products Used:
bomber 66 and the fox 36 van
Bike Setup:
Trek Session 77 All Spram stuff bomber roco rc world cup
Bottom Line:
the best single crown i have ever riden smooth as hell
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