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Fetish Cycles Carbon Mountain Fork (disc only) 26 and 29er

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# of Reviews 2
Average Rating 5/5
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Submitted by Rome a Weekend Warrior from Arlington , WA, USA
Date Reviewed: March 23, 2008
Favorite Trail:All of them?
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Price Paid: $150.00
Purchased At:Ebay
Strengths:Light, sexy. It is carbon fiber. Mine came with both disc and canti/v-brake mounts. Legs are long and will accomodate a 29" wheel (with disc brakes only) or the 26" with V-brakes.
Weaknesses:None so far. I am a Clydesdale class rider and it is holding up fine.
Similar Products Used:Many chromoly or aluminum forks, but no other carbon MTB forks.
Bike Setup:2000 16" Access Titanium frame
Custom built wheelset with Parallax hubs, DT swiss spokes, and Sun rims. Specialized Compound Pro tires (The best!)
King Rasta headset, carbon bar, and ti seatpost and saddle. Specialized magnesium platforms, vintage Kooka Bonnie cranks. 32/16 SS.
Bottom Line:If you are thinking of a Pace fork, then you may want to consider one of these instead as it is just as sexy as the Pace, but a lot friendlier to your wallet.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Ben a Weekend Warrior from Oak Ridge, TN, USA
Date Reviewed: March 3, 2008
Favorite Trail:Haw Ridge
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $150.00
Purchased At:Ebay
Strengths:Inexpensive, well made, lightweight, suspension like ride without the weight or cost.
Weaknesses:Unknown customer service
Similar Products Used:Rockshox
Bike Setup:Redline Monocog 29er, stock except for mechanical discs, spd pedals, and anatomical grips.
Bottom Line:I did as much research as I could on this fork, and for all intents and purposes, the Fetish fork is identical to the White Brothers, but at less than half the price. I'm 200#, ride fairly hard, mostly slow speed technical, plenty of opportunities to test the fork, no problems yet. A carbon fork is a great way to maintain the hardtail handling while taking some of the jolt outta the ride. Carbon is funny, it "boings" when you hit stuff, so I guess it's the flex that allows the fork to soak up the bumps and vibrations. Between the Fetish carbon fork and
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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