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da peach
a Weekend Warrior
from VancouverDate Reviewed: April 30, 2009
Strengths: Nice and plush, nice and new.Weaknesses: A little delicateBottom Line: Well, as much as I like(d) the fork, I rode it for 4 months (20 rides?) and it appears I've twisted the lowers.
I ride the Shore, so different terrain than your average World Cup DH course. I fall off like everybody does. But I've taken WAY worse bails than I have in the last 4 months on my old fork. The Boxxer bent with minimal "abuse".
A fine fork, yes. But a little delicate? Yes.
I'm no behemoth either. I'm 5'9" and 160.
Maybe a freak accident, but I don't have much confidence that it's going to hold up the way I'd like it to.
Who should buy this fork? Either people who never crash, or those who can afford to replace the lowers on a semi-regular basis.
Who shouldn't but this fork? People who crash more than average and can't afford to repair their bikes.
Favorite Trail: CBC
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: 888RC2 Bomber
Bike Setup: Blindside, DHX5.0, Avid Elixir
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jaxon14
a Downhiller
from GaDate Reviewed: October 29, 2008
Strengths: Reliable, super respnsive and very easy to maintain deffinatly a race fork.Weaknesses: none
Bottom Line: Best fork I have used in a while, i have ridden a fox 40 rc2 and i still would rather have the boxxer.
Favorite Trail: diablo freeride
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$670.00
Purchased At: Utah
Similar Products Used: sherman slider plus, 888
Bike Setup: giant dh comp,09 boxxer team, maxxis tires, and sram everything.
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