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daniel harvey
a Cross Country RiderDate Reviewed: October 18, 2012
Strengths: invisible. utilizes full range. does what you want it to do.Weaknesses: expensiveBottom Line: If a ride is all up and then all down I usually set the Terralogic to 2 or clicks on the way up and 7 on the way down. I have what feels like a rigid fork for the climb that will become a suspension fork as needed. Then I have a plush fork on the descent. If I'm riding flowing trails it depends on my mood. If I want a fast, tight feel I'll go 3. If I want a mellower ride, I'll set 5 or 6. this is the first fork I've owned that I would call truly great.
Favorite Trail: falls creek
Purchased At: universal cycles
Similar Products Used: reba, fox 120rl
Bike Setup: moto ti
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KomdotkomDate Reviewed: October 2, 2012
Strengths: Loads of adjustment, looks niceWeaknesses: Small bump adjustment a bit fiddly, slow to break inBottom Line: Nice fork, just took about 500km to break it in. Now it's great!
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MartysrexDate Reviewed: April 11, 2012
Strengths: Wow all I can say is this fork is awesome! It wasnt the cheapest, but I definitely think I could not have found a better fork for my Specialized Epic 29er. Very supple action once engaged by bumps....really cant tell when it is working it is so smooth. Full travel use on this 2011 model with Kashima. Solid steering...super easy set up...air it up and set the brain to 3 and ride it!Weaknesses: If I had to whine, price....these are not cheap.
Bottom Line: If I had to spend the money again I would without hesitation. On my second season and no complaints about anything. New brain action is super smooth!
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