Budget-minded aggressive riders, Manitou has heard you! The '05 Stance Static lets you get into the dirt jump and urban scene without breaking the bank. It uses a reliable coil spring design, magnesium lowers, and an optional thru-axle that delivers stiffness and less flex. Durable chromoly stanchions and steerer.
Submitted by
Devin Stone
a Weekend Warrior
from oshawa, ontario, canada Date Reviewed: January 22, 2008
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$125.00
Purchased At:
some random store
Strengths:
the manitou stance static is amazing, its stiff and does not easily bottom out i have hit 5 1/2 foot drops and felt nothing and i have hit 4ft djs and felt nothing and they light too much better than dj 1/2/3
Weaknesses:
i havent found one yet
Similar Products Used:
i have riden bikes with dj2s and 3s and the feel like garabage they weigh the bike down so much no good for street
Bike Setup:
norco sasquatch with manitou stance static fork, hayes mech brakes, kenda nevgal tires, wtb rear double wall rim, sun rim front rim, hussfelt bars/stem/crank, howitzer bb, .243 racing seat
Bottom Line:
the bottom line is that this fork is awsome for freeride, street, dj
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Submitted by
Melanie Pratt
a Downhiller
from Deep River, Ontario, Canada Date Reviewed: January 6, 2008
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
came stock
Strengths:
none
Weaknesses:
way to stiff, ajusters suck
Similar Products Used:
marzocchi jr.t
Bike Setup:
brodie
Bottom Line:
dont buy them, and if you get them stock on your bike, trade them up, or get a new fork.. its really worth it
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Submitted by
Dan Bateson
a Weekend Warrior
from Bedford Date Reviewed: December 3, 2007
Favorite Trail:
chicksands
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
easy to service
Weaknesses:
oil leaked within 6 months, changed oil by myself made them stiffer. The brace snapped (neva even bottemed out) just after 1 year garantee ended.
Similar Products Used:
shivers, drop off 4, dirt jumper 3, zoom(these where all better)
Bike Setup:
cannondale chase 2, v12's single speed, Lizard skin sticker all else stock.
Bottom Line:
Good if no drops or jumps are intended but nice to look at. still better than 66's get rock shox domain or manitou nixons
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Submitted by
stan
a Weekend Warrior
from oakland, ca, usa Date Reviewed: September 12, 2007
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
came stock
Strengths:
nice cheap. If you buy some new seals pump up the psi way up. its actaully pretty good for dj..looks pretty cool and ultra plush.
Weaknesses:
bottoms out alot for street. leaky seals . paint rubs off. this shock was probably designed for smaller kids . my 13 year old brother (108lb) barely bottoms out after 6 ft stairs and stuff.. but blows seals alot
evil d.o.c rock shox argyle.. other parts i change often cos they break way fast
Bottom Line:
this shock was probably designed for smaller kids . my 13 year old brother (108lb) barely bottoms out after 6 ft stairs with arond 80psi in it
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Submitted by
Lucas Roberts
a Weekend Warrior
from Mt.pearl Date Reviewed: May 24, 2007
Favorite Trail:
mundy pond skatepark
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$199.00
Purchased At:
canary cycles
Strengths:
only the look of it..the performance suckss
Weaknesses:
-everything
Similar Products Used:
dj1, and soon to have a manitou gold label (awsome!)
Bike Setup:
cannondale chase with gold label, cannondale grind guard, new back brake, etc.
Bottom Line:
This fork is horrible! This fork came stock on my 05 cannondale chase and within a month it locked up and i had to get it rebuilt. I ride street and dj and it bottomed out off a lot of stuff. I would not buy this fork unless you are doing very light riding or trail riding.
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Submitted by
john dow
a Downhiller
from australia Date Reviewed: May 11, 2007
Favorite Trail:
wacko smako
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
dnt no
Strengths:
it has none
Weaknesses:
everything these for suk so bad tht they bottom out goin down a gutter, it feels as if they are always to heavy and are goin to break DONT BUY THEM U GET RIPPED OFF!!!
Similar Products Used:
kmart bikes and ther better
Bike Setup:
custom hardy umf disc
Bottom Line:
they suk ass they are the worst
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Submitted by
Nahan Larouche
a Weekend Warrior
from St.Eugene, Ontario, Canada Date Reviewed: May 6, 2007
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$280.00
Strengths:
Brand name
Weaknesses:
I street ride and the forks broke in 1/2. there heavy, botum out on everything, and are not ajustable.
Similar Products Used:
I then bot manitu shermin for 20$ less and they are way way better.
Bike Setup:
USB frame, 24" big ass rim rear, 26" sun light front. Maxxis holy rolers. brakless, singal speed. oooooo ya.
Bottom Line:
Don't buy them
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Submitted by
matt sexy
a
from calgary Date Reviewed: April 1, 2007
Favorite Trail:
fish creek
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At:
cyclepath
Strengths:
NONE!!!!!!
Weaknesses:
BOTTOMS OUT WHILE PUSHING IT IN!!! YOU RIDE DOWN A CURB AND YOU HIT ROCK BOTTOM! THEY SUCK ASS. BENDS TOO EASLY AND IT JUST PLAIN SUCKS ASS!!!!
Similar Products Used:
K MART AND WALMART BIKES
Bottom Line:
DO NOT BUY FROM MANITOU!!!!!! IF YOU WANT A GOOD LONG LASTING FORK.... GO TO MARZOCHI. IF THERE WAS A ZERO RATING FOR THIS FORK IT WOULD HAVE IT. BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE.
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Submitted by
Todd
a Downhiller
from West Linn, OR Date Reviewed: March 18, 2007
Favorite Trail:
Schleyer - Whistler
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Purchased At:
Came OEM on Specialized P.1 and on GF Bitter
Strengths:
Stiff, great dampening system, great fork for skatepark to even light FR. They can be had for cheap. and they're basically the same thing as the gold label.
Weaknesses:
The seals do leak. I've been riding mine for 2 years now, recently sent it into manitou for service, had the seals replaced and now it no longer leaks.
Similar Products Used:
Marzocchi Dropoff, pike
Bike Setup:
2003 Mountaincycle Rumble
Bottom Line:
This is a great fork if you can live with leaky seals. A lot of people have had bad experiences with the steerer tube. BUT think about it. its cromo, wouldn't you rather case a jump and bend your steerer tube, or would you rather have a an aluminum steerer one day just snap on you and cause your face yo go straight into the concrete? I dont see how anyone could go from this fork, to a DJ series from marzocchi and feel accomplished. the marzocchi DJ series weigh almost 7 pounds. this is 5.5 the exact same weight as the RS argyle.
its a great DJ fork, I've even seen many pics and videos of aaron chase riding them. I currently have two of them. one of a GF bitter that I'm working on.
your fork might come with light springs. consider that this is the bike company's fault, not manitou. GF and GT both make manitou install light springs for their smaller frames.
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Submitted by
bitterrider
a
from rochester Date Reviewed: January 19, 2007
Favorite Trail:
anything with jumps
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Sturdy fork
Weaknesses:
Spring too soft, leaky, no adjustments, weight
Similar Products Used:
marz dj3--fork sux azz.
Bike Setup:
Gary fisher bitter pretty much stock
Bottom Line:
Mine came oe but I would buy it. I liked it right off the bat. It is a strong fork but too soft. Evetually it really softened up the the point I couldnt jump it anymore. But I added a few spacers to the spring and a hevier weight oil and its better than new. Stiff, strong and able to handle some serious stuff. Definetly mod the fork that is the key I have found. Probaly comprable to the gold labels. To me it blows away the crap marz djs.
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Submitted by
Sina Pourcyrous
a Downhiller
from Alameda, CA Date Reviewed: January 2, 2007
Favorite Trail:
Shady 80's
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
2005 Sea Otter Classic
Strengths:
Freeriding, 4-5 ft drops
Weaknesses:
leaking
Similar Products Used:
Rockshox Judy, Manitou Six
Bike Setup:
Iron Horse Yakuza Chimpira, many, many upgrades
Bottom Line:
This is the best low-priced freeriding fork, well it's not that low priced, I got a great deal..:) This fork is pretty damn good, it handles 4X as well, for sure.
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Submitted by
Joe
a Downhiller
from Sheffield, UK Date Reviewed: January 1, 2007
Favorite Trail:
Wharncliffe
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$90.00
Purchased At:
New off a mate.
Strengths:
Burly for a cheap fork. Easy to strip and service.
Weaknesses:
Very heavy. Loads of stiction if you don't oils the seals regularly. Grease lubrication, near enough seazed up after less than 20hrs riding. Needed stripping and regreasing, though this isnt too difficult. Rebound adjuster makes little/no difference. Stock oil was rubbish, felt a bit nicer with some quality 15w in.
These forks feel ok, for about five hours of riding, and they just get progressively worse as the grease runs out, then then they need stripping and re greasing. Its not a big job to do this, with no special tools required. I wouldn't recommend these to anyone but a beginner, and even then your money would be better spent on a budget marzocchi fork. They do look cool all in black, and they are quite cheap, especially second hand. Without regular maintenance these forks will feel very rubbish, very quickly.
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Submitted by
Ethan Kuypers
a Weekend Warrior
from Wellington New Zealand Date Reviewed: December 20, 2006
Favorite Trail:
zacks track
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
trade me
Strengths:
its realy strong for a cheap fork, it takes a real pounding
Weaknesses:
bottoms way too easy gets really sticky
Similar Products Used:
none
Bike Setup:
race line max DJ freeride setup
Bottom Line:
the forks are quite heavy but found it as a plus cos i got heavy rear wheel set and did balance the bike nicely. they were way too soft and were ment to have 100MM travel but saged to about 80 most of the time. if you clean them up good and put a bit of silicon spray on the sanctions and they run prety well for a couple of weeks. dont buy thes get something beter like shermans(they are realy nice fork)
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Submitted by
Ollie Flynni
a Weekend Warrior
from ENGLAND RULES! Date Reviewed: November 22, 2006
Favorite Trail:
royton sandpit
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$65.00
Purchased At:
Ebay englnd from guy
Strengths:
NICE COLORZ AND CAN WIV STAND EVERY THING I CAN DO EG DIRT JUMP TRAIL AND A BIT OF RACING ALRIGHT TRAVEL AND ALWAYZ STAY AT THEIR BEST EXEPT PAINT GUD 4 PRICE BARGAIN
Weaknesses:
PAINT SCRATCHES, SHOULD HAVE BEEN A BIT MORE TRAVEL,AND NUFFIN ELSE
Similar Products Used:
RST T7 LAUNCH (CAME WIV MA GT CHUCKER 2.0 THE DOGZ BOLLOCKZ)
THESE FORKS R GUD AND RECOMMENED FOR ANY ALRIGHT ALL ROUND BIKER I HAD EM 4 A MUNF BUT R STILL GUD
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Submitted by
Glenn
a
from NC Date Reviewed: November 10, 2006
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
plush, doesn't bottom out easily, good price
Weaknesses:
the steerer tube bent after 8 weeks of using it. They bent while i was doing a four pack and they really shouldn't have
Similar Products Used:
DJ2, MZ COMP, DJ3
Bike Setup:
2005 p.1 cromo with a holy roller 24, gyros, and DJ3's
Bottom Line:
The fork is well priced but can't really handle big gaps and dirt jumps. If you ride this fork too hard it might or break like what happened to me
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Submitted by
Kevin
a Weekend Warrior
from Ramona, California Date Reviewed: September 19, 2006
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
trek. the fork came on the bike
Strengths:
I dont think there are any. the fork would be okay for light trail riding or little speed bumps.
Weaknesses:
i weight 160. the spring that came in the fork was too soft. it was for like 170-190lb riders. i got the next siffer spring and it felt EXACTLY the same. then i got the next spring after that and put in 10w oil instead of 5w. it felt EXACTLY the same again. The fork also bottoms off of any drop more than a foot unless you lean WWWAAAAAYY back. then maybe you can drop a foot and a half. just jumping up and down on it makes it bottom.
Similar Products Used:
fork is equivalent of a fork on those sh*tty bikes at K-mart, wal-mart, target, etc....
Bike Setup:
doesn't matter...the fork is a hunk of junk.
Bottom Line:
Like i said up top, this fork might be good for light trail use or XC but otherwise, dont buy it. it would have to be the worst fork ever made. if you are just looking for an ok fork to for some bike your just slappin together to get around then it is pretty good. but thats it.
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Submitted by
Dave Goertzen
a Weekend Warrior
from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Date Reviewed: August 31, 2006
Favorite Trail:
the street
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Purchased At:
Alter Ego
Strengths:
Cheap, no canti bosses, clean look, black sanctions
Weaknesses:
Bottom's out easily, even with stiffest spring set
I bottomed out this fork anytime I did anything over 2 feet and landed flat. Replaced the springs and still could bottom it out with a bunnyhop. Granted thats 3 feet, but wtf. Probably good for DJing cause it's super plush, but as far as steet riding goes, get something stiffer.
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Submitted by
David
a Weekend Warrior
from Norwich Date Reviewed: July 7, 2006
Favorite Trail:
mousehold (not very good, btu the closest)
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Purchased At:
eBay for £60 (can't be arsed with conversions)
Strengths:
Good for general urban riding and very light dirt jumping. Smooth. Cheap.
Weaknesses:
Leaky seals are pain, the fact they are leaking oil also doesn't help the genral compression. I can bottom them out by just pulling a bunny hop, and even then i can only get 80mm of travel. And the paint, jeeees, i had them for about a week and i managed to cause 3 paint chips from general moving and laying aboutm plus numerous scratches and scuffs from just handling my bike. Also the stanchion anodising wears off ultra quick leaving a weird black/greyish mottled effect which ain't to appealing to the eye.
04 GT Ruckus 2.0 HT, 'zocchi 150mm Z1 freeride, 24inch halo tornado wheels with halo Choir boy lite tyres, Husslefelt cranks bash and rings, Holzfella stem, Hope mini front (180mm) and rear (160mm), some combination of truvative and other parts to form a bottom bracket, sram X-7 rear mech, deore front mech both with the X-7 levers.
Bottom Line:
For the price these are good forks, not great but good, not many forks you can by for this price that feel this smooth. however there are a few problems that need adressing, the first being the seals on the forks and the way that you pull and sort of hop, huck or drop they become a niagra falls of fork oil. Seriously, they need to sort this out, ig ot them through the post, checked 'em over, fitted them and done a quick test ride round my back garden with a couple of small bunny hops and they leaked fluid! Also the way that on cold morning they stiffen up and as the weather warms up they become softer and softer, these are very tempremntal with the weather conditions. And the other main thing is that they bottom out way too easily. A small drop is more than enough, even sometimes i found a high curb could do it. But this said, i found for street riding these are great, soemthing about them just seems to wrk well with concrete, after a while you adjust to compensate for the bottoming out and other flaws. However on dirt these are a whole new story, they seem to sponge over the small stuff and just bottom out constantly on drops and jumps on dirt. Not very good as a trail fork in my experiance. but for the money, they are okay, just don't expect 'zocchi quality, or DJ performance from his fork... and as a last word, these are no way competition for the shermans.
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Submitted by
troy baron
a Weekend Warrior
from sulphur, la Date Reviewed: July 5, 2006
Favorite Trail:
barons dj
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$175.00
Purchased At:
friend
Strengths:
none
Weaknesses:
everything snapped the crowm clean in halve. they cant handle anything. just did a 2 foot jump an snapped
Similar Products Used:
dj2 (awesome)
Bike Setup:
chase
Bottom Line:
neva buy them thuy suck holy ass!!! rather get a suntour if u must
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Submitted by
Spencer
a Downhiller
from Superior, WI, United States Date Reviewed: June 21, 2006
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
Superior Sports
Strengths:
Wow, This fork is strong last weekend i took it off of a 15 foot drop off and it handled it well. I ride it constantly
Weaknesses:
it locked up and i had it rebuilt. Stansions leek but who cares
Similar Products Used:
Spinner echo, sr suntour
Bike Setup:
candy-dale chase '05 sweet
Bottom Line:
Strong but needs work
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Submitted by
Patrick Michael
a Weekend Warrior
from Las Vegas, NV, USA Date Reviewed: May 26, 2006
Favorite Trail:
SK8 Park
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$299.00
Purchased At:
SunriseCyclery.com
Strengths:
Looks nice. But, was supposed to get Marzocchi. Mongoose switched to Manitou instead. ;-(
Weaknesses:
WAY TOO SOFT! Rebound adjusted doesn't really do anything. PSI is crap. Pumped to 40 and blew seal. Going to permanently lockout the fork for urban.
Similar Products Used:
Straight forks.
Bike Setup:
2006 Mongoose Ritual 24"
Bottom Line:
I hate them. They ride like crap. Blew seal 15 minutes out. Suck for park and urban. Looking to weld stanchions or bolt shaft for permanent lockout.
If they didn't come OEM - I would never buy them!
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Submitted by
Christopher Lee
a Weekend Warrior
from Calgary, alberta CAN Date Reviewed: May 23, 2006
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
KAMIKAZI (bike store in BC)
Strengths:
excellent image, looks pro and strong. rapid travel and smooth. good for dj, street, drops and gaps
Weaknesses:
paint on the stantions, they wear off so fast. they should have made the travel bigger around 130mm.
Similar Products Used:
dj3 (very bad and leaks) manitou stance kingpin, manitou black (horrible look)
Bike Setup:
p.1 2005 stock
Bottom Line:
manitou did a great job , they should have made gold stanction for them. performance is great and wonderful. one of the best forks you can buy. never fails
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Submitted by
Ryan Andrews
a Weekend Warrior
from Ohio, United States Date Reviewed: May 23, 2006
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
Skies and
Strengths:
fork is great, no leaks, popped seals, no chipping, good fork for the price
Weaknesses:
stantions paint wears off extremely fast, they whoul dhave made more travel at least up to 130 mm
Similar Products Used:
dirt jumpers series (they all suq)
Bike Setup:
stock chase
Bottom Line:
kool look colour is awesome, the paint job needs a little more work cause it wears off
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Submitted by
Rick T
a Racer
from ONT Canada Date Reviewed: May 22, 2006
Favorite Trail:
Anything possible
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$279.00
Purchased At:
Cyclepath
Strengths:
fork kicks ass, looks crazy and kool, strong, thick, stiff, smooth, good performance. NO LEAKS!! no problems!! It's good for skate, street and dirt. Good for drops too, but not like the 15 footers cause thats not what it was meant to do.
Weaknesses:
paint, the paint wears off too fast, i've had it for about 3 months but i noticed the paint weared off in about 2 weeks. The paint on the stanitions especially. It rubs off because the dirt sticks and rubs against it, so you gotta wipe it very often to prevent his from happening
Similar Products Used:
DJ3, DJ1 (horrible my friends blew several seals and leaks underneath the stantions), Mar ZI FREERIDE, Manitou six (worst fork ever and should never have been made)
Bike Setup:
stock 2005 p.1
Bottom Line:
The fork is extremely awesome for its price (fork came with bike, but i've seen it sold seperatly for $249). Works really great and is very reliable. The performance is excellent! I weight 140 pound and it has never topped out or failed on me in any situation (my friend has tried to top it ut on purpose but never did, hes like 240 pounds). Some guys say they have bent the steertube and chipped the paint, I don't think that is even possible cause I've done so many things to this fork and none of this BS has EVER happened lol, I guess those noobs don't know how to ride their bikes. This fork is great for beginners who are a low on budget. If you like the fork you'll probably use forever. everthing is good except the paint on the stantions
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Submitted by
Joe
a Weekend Warrior
from Torontr Date Reviewed: March 1, 2006
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Strengths:
Looks Sick.Strong.Stiff-No Flex.Light
Weaknesses:
Kind of sticky.Paint chips
Similar Products Used:
DJ3. sherman Jumpers.Flick
Bike Setup:
2004 Kona Scrap.singlespeed.26-24Mag 30's.Front Highroller tire.Rear Arrow Racing Launch.Dmr wingbar.Avid bb7 rear brake.
Bottom Line:
Sick Fork for the price. People who say they broke this fork or bent the steer tube don't know how to ride there bike.I have the 100mm version and haven;t had any problems besides the paint chipping.People who ride dirt jumps and street should buy this fork.Not for heavy Dh riding. O.k. trail fork.
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Submitted by
kenny
a Weekend Warrior
from prince rupert b.c Date Reviewed: January 29, 2006
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$299.00
Purchased At:
farwest sport and cycle
Strengths:
they are a super stiff fork good for dirt jumping and street riding also good for 10 foot drops
Weaknesses:
they are too stiff when you scratch them little it shows alot and the paint rubs off realy easy from cables
Similar Products Used:
marazocchi dirt jumper 2's 2001 Z1 wedge
Bike Setup:
its a stock 2005 P.1
Bottom Line:
theese forks are alright the only thing i do not like is how they change stiffness in weather conditions.
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Submitted by
danny
a Weekend Warrior
from mountain view,CA,USA Date Reviewed: January 22, 2006
Favorite Trail:
shells
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At:
price point
Strengths:
good for small 4 ft drops and little 10 ft gaps
Weaknesses:
bad for 7 ft drops horiible for 15 ft gaps steer tube bent after 1st crash in the first 2 weeks of purchase
Bike Setup:
stock specialized P.1 2005
Bottom Line:
this fork is good for progressing freeriders and small drops and gaps
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Submitted by
Steve Scott
a
from Boston Date Reviewed: December 13, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Fenway DJs
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Strengths:
-Very stiff fork, almost no flex -Extra plush (some seem not to like it) great for trails and park, not too great on drops. The stock spring are good in my opinion, but replacing with a stiffer one is better
Weaknesses:
-The paint is awful, but chips off easily enough that little sanding is needed for a repaint. -Rebound adjust doesnt really do anything -The 04' stance factory seals are crap (not sure bout other years)--blown off the coping of a quarter withen a couple weeks of use. I suggest replacing the spring and air assist (all of it) with a bigger and stiffer spring. currently using manitou spring used in Shermman Jumper, works great
Similar Products Used:
Marzocchi DJ forks (I and III I think), Shermman firefly
Considering the price, this fork is great. People can complain all they want about the forks spring and dampening, but it just means they want top preformance out of the box for under $300. Bottom line: Not gonna happen.
This fork is excellent with a little bit of work, by tweaking the dampening and replaceing of the spring/air assist. The biggest downfall of this fork is the paint which practically breaks off if you touch it. Not much can be said about the stanchions anodizing either.
But hey, for all the cosmetic difficulty the fork dishs out, it works GREAT for trails and best for street and park, imo.
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Submitted by
Griffin
a Downhiller
from MIll Valley, CA Date Reviewed: November 29, 2005
Favorite Trail:
City Streets
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$145.00
Purchased At:
Manitou Direct
Strengths:
Super stiff, laterally, and super plush, vertically. For having only 100mm of travel, the Stance delivers unparalleled plushness and positivity of travel. I only run about 15 psi in my air cartridge and it feels perfect for street riding (I weigh about 150 lbs). The fork also looks super-nice on any black bike.
Weaknesses:
All those people shouting "this fork broke and the steertube is made out of pure dumb" are spouting lies. If you knew anything about proper riding, you'd be able to handle your bike correctly, and then your components would hold up for more than 10 minutes. I have had no problems with this fork. It's stiff, it's not too heavy, and it's plush. I mean, it's only about $300 retail, what more could you ask for from such an inexpensive fork?
Buy this fork if you're looking for a cheap, solid platform for street, skatepark, dirtjump, or heavy XC riding. Don't buy this fork expecting it to be as bombproof as a Dirtjumper, because Manitou has not overbuilt it like Marzocchi did with their DJ line. They shyed away from the DJ's durability because they wanted the rider to be able to lift the front end of the bike up without breaking their back. The Stance is a good 2 lbs lighter than any Marzocchi DJ fork. Manitou set out to creat an inexpensive alternative to their Sherman jumper fork, but ended up creating competition instead. Get this fork, use it for what it was built for, and you won't be disappointed.
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Submitted by
avarfang
a Weekend Warrior
from europe Date Reviewed: October 16, 2005
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
when i first got the fork it worked great, much nicer feel than marzocchi DJ, then in one week it started working crappy, they gave it a complete rebuild and the same thing started again, then i they upgraded(i had to pay!) and now it works GREAT
Similar Products Used:
DJ3, dirt jam
Bike Setup:
stock chase3
Bottom Line:
when this fork works it is great i hope i won't have any more problems
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Submitted by
An_tony
a Weekend Warrior
from Halifax, NS, Canada Date Reviewed: October 14, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Streets of Hali and 104 Dj's
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
Cyclesmith
Strengths:
A least expensive fork
Weaknesses:
Looks cheap Steerer tube losen off after doing a few abubuca's
Similar Products Used:
Marzocchi Dj forks, Rock Shox Pike
Bike Setup:
Banshee Scratch, Atomlab Trail pimps w/ XT hubs, Seshin Proto type american BB Cranks w/ Profile racing 33t chainwheel, 14t cog, Maxxis Holy Rollers, Kona Cowan 3 inch rise bar, S&M ODI Lock ons
Bottom Line:
Somewhat a good fork. but I didn't like the fact that the steerer tube came loose.
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Submitted by
Kyle
a Downhiller
from West Linn, Oregon Date Reviewed: September 23, 2005
Favorite Trail:
anything
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Purchased At:
River City bikes
Strengths:
Strong and it looks okay. feels nice and doesnt "top out" like most Mazocchi DJ forks. people say it is impossible to manual ... but I find it easy.
Weaknesses:
The finish is already wearing real fast. I only get about 3 inches of travel and I have the 100 version. LEAKS A LOT OF OIL ! bottems out VERY easily. I can bottem it out by putting my weight on the front and pressing down
Similar Products Used:
Marzocchi Dirtjumper, III, II, I. Manitou stance Flow. Z.1 Freeride
Bike Setup:
06 Specialized P.1 Cr-Mo, no gyro and a straight cable.
Bottom Line:
I think this is a a great fork for skatepark, but you wouldent really want to bomb it over a lot of stuff. feels really nice and it is an amazing deal when it comes with the p1, since the P.1 A1 comes with a Marzocchi MZ comp.
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Submitted by
Jherich Silas
a Cross Country Rider
from The Colony, TX Date Reviewed: September 18, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Rockledge Grapevine Lake and Erwin and now Urban riding
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$170.00
Purchased At:
Beyondbikes.com
Strengths:
Strong Cheap, Relatively Light Looks great, Performs well
Weaknesses:
Bad rep, it seems the only way to adjust preload is with air on the left leg. I don't care for that.
Similar Products Used:
I used lots of different forks, but nothing really like this.
Bike Setup:
KHS DJ100 with stock drive train, with Manitou Static Stance fork, and Maxxis 2.1 DH specific tires, and Avid BBD Disc brake, and Alex Rims DX32 DH
Bottom Line:
If you use this fork for DJ, Urban, or maybe something inbetween I think you will enjoy the fork. Its good at what it seems it was built for. I have the 100mm with the thru axle. I don't know anything about the 80mm Standard QR version, but after riding this thing I don't think I would want to go any other way for this type of bike. Please understand I'm not pro Manitou, or anti them for that matter. My oother bike has a Marzocchi Marathon XC which is the best fork I have ever owned, but for this bike. I don't think even the Marzocchi's DJ would even be better.
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Submitted by
Justin
a
from Sacramento Date Reviewed: September 15, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Pecan Park
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
online
Strengths:
- looks sick - strong
Weaknesses:
- dampening - rebound - leaky seals - too soft - when you put air in to stiffin it up it just feels like a pogo stick - finish rubs off too easily
Similar Products Used:
DJ I / II / III, Rock Shox Pike, Marzocchi 66, Fox Vanilla 130 RLC
Bike Setup:
Was a specialized P2 before I sold it... I miss that bike. Now I'm riding a Haro X3
Bottom Line:
Awful fork. Dampening is the worst I've ever seen, too soft, and rebound adjustment does hardly anything. Would not recommend this fork to anyone.
Manitou's customer service is good I must say... much better than Marzocchi; however, the quality of products you will get from Marzocchi are much better.
They look cool though.
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Submitted by
Biker
a
from Canada Date Reviewed: August 24, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Urban Assault
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
Momentum Bikes and Boards
Strengths:
Looks cool I guess, but thats all really. Manitou is good for warranty.
Weaknesses:
-Disgusting feel -Super soft -They break easily I've been riding them for a few months and the steerer tube started to bend, and when I took off the fork I realized that the steerer tube was actually slowly beeing pulled out of the crown.
Similar Products Used:
Sherman Flick Sherman Jumper Marzocchi DJ's
Bike Setup:
Specialized p.1 Cromo stock except rear Mag 30 with krad, no gyro, no front brake
Bottom Line:
Fork out the extra bucks for a flick or a jumper. They're really worth the extra money and will pull through an entire season without breaking, plus they're much better quality and have a much nicer feel. I'd recommend the 3" Jumper, but hey that's just me. If anyone should buy this fork it should be a novice riderwho weighs 80 pounds.
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Submitted by
Joe
a
from Redding, CA Date Reviewed: August 20, 2005
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$270.00
Purchased At:
JensonUSA
Strengths:
- looks - strength
Weaknesses:
- dampening - rebound control does hardly anything - soft - and when you add air it feels like a pogo stick
Similar Products Used:
DJ III, RS Pike, DJ II
Bike Setup:
p2, static, gussets single speed
Bottom Line:
Awful. Besides the looks and strength of this fork, there is nothing special about it. You are much better off sucking up the extra pound and going with a marzocchi dj.
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Submitted by
james
a Downhiller
from st,catharines,ontario,canada Date Reviewed: August 15, 2005
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Bike Setup:
stock 05 p.1
Bottom Line:
plz do not buy this fork it is the worst fork i hav ever had it started leaking oil when i test roded the bike.ive had it for 5 days now and theres no oil left in the fork . all ive been doing on the fork is dirtjumping i only weigh like 140 pounds im not a big guy so plz save ur money do not buy from manitou.if ur going to buy a fork for dirtjumping buy a dj1, dj2 or dj3 or anything from marzocchi.
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Submitted by
tom cliffe
a Weekend Warrior
from Courtenay BC Canada Date Reviewed: July 3, 2005
Favorite Trail:
any dirt jumps
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
mikes bikes
Strengths:
strengths if i had to choose 1 work that has nothing to do with this fork i would say srong
Weaknesses:
the houl fork your not safe.
Similar Products Used:
dj3
Bike Setup:
243 flick plus on its way after i broke my stance..again
Bottom Line:
dont buy it spend the extra money and get a sherman
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Submitted by
Trev Roberts
a Weekend Warrior
from Fort St. John, B.C Canada Date Reviewed: June 10, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Stinky Panties (Fort St. John)
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
BeyondBikes.com
Strengths:
I got the 3" version, 20mm thru axle. Great fork, love it for dirtjumping, urban/street, and skatepark. Holds up real well, takes a lot of abuse. And all at a great low price!
Weaknesses:
The stock spring is quite soft, but that is easily remedied with a stiffer spring. I also found that the seal on top of the lowers on the left leg (spring and air side) comes up the stantion sometimes. This can be bad for people who have air in it, as that lets all the air out.
Great fork for the price. Definitly recommend upgrading the stock spring, as it is REALLY soft. For dirtjumping, urban/street, and skatepark, this is the fork to have, performs well and takes abuse. And obviously, not great for shore trails, but thats a given. 5/5 for value, 4/5 for overall.
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Submitted by
charles-éric dolcé
a Weekend Warrior
from rimouski, québec, canada Date Reviewed: June 1, 2005
Favorite Trail:
le trou
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
gendron sports
Strengths:
Feels good for dirt jumping I had a really good time riding it
Weaknesses:
really heavy=almost impossible to manual too soft
Similar Products Used:
dirt jumper 3 dirt jam
Bike Setup:
cannondale chase 3(stock)
Bottom Line:
do not buy this fork after market
i have this bike since 2 mounth and i already think about changing the fork
it's too soft to do cross-country
it rocks to dirt jump
don't even think about park, street or trial with it
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Submitted by
Spencer J
a
from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Date Reviewed: May 13, 2005
Favorite Trail:
all around street/dj
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
coulior bikes canmore
Strengths:
nice, strong, good rebound
Weaknesses:
WAY WAY WAY WAY TOO PLUSH, does anybody know where i can get stiffer springs?.. you cant pop off anything it just sucks it up like your riding a 888.
Similar Products Used:
dj 2 and 3
Bike Setup:
cannondale chase 2 w/ saint brakes, hubs and derailler. holy rollers
Bottom Line:
this fork needs way stiffer springs.
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Submitted by
Denis
a
from Midland Ontario Canada Date Reviewed: May 8, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Street Riding!
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At:
Total Sports
Strengths:
stiff, not bad price, plush, adjustable
Weaknesses:
bottoms out at 80mm if you buy 100mm fork etc, seals, first generation.
Similar Products Used:
03 dj3
Bike Setup:
05 banshee scratch, 05 stance statics (100mm w/20mm thru axle) funn 48/24' wheels front and back, funn bars/stem, funn cranks, kmc freeride chain, krads 24' front and back, avid bb7 6' back, (singlespeed and only back brake)
Bottom Line:
pretty good forks for the price, just maybe stiffer springs and more travel.
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Submitted by
Morgan Misek
a Racer
from Boston, MA, USA Date Reviewed: May 4, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Fenway DJs
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
Jenson USA
Strengths:
Aesthetics, 20mm axle, good materials
Weaknesses:
construction, 1st generation, weak seals, sprung WAY too low.
Evil DOC/profile cranks and ti FSA BB/Mavic rims on ringle hubs/xtr rear der/SRAM rocket shifter/S.I.C. bars and stem/e.13 STS/K-rads
Bottom Line:
My fork hasn't had any problems except the springs are super duper soft. I use it for dirt jumping and street riding so soft = not cool. All of my friends have screwed their forks up whether it was seals, steerers falling out, bent steerer, fork stopped compressing... I think the first gen has some serious issues, but if you tune it right and take care of it it'll work fine! Manitou needs to listen to the riders and fix this stuff for next year tho. Otherwise, pretty nice fork :)
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Submitted by
Matt
a Weekend Warrior
from Adelaide Date Reviewed: May 4, 2005
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
looks ok and leight weight
Weaknesses:
I weigh a small 50kg and am able to bottom these forks out consistently...... drops 3ft-4ft max also forks dont travel to top...... bottom out 2cm below
Similar Products Used:
DJ 3, Manitou Axel
Bottom Line:
I would not recommend this fork for any person who likes to push their riding......or any person thinking of using them for freeride...... overall a pretty weak fork....
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Submitted by
Roach
a Racer
from New England Date Reviewed: April 22, 2005
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
LBS baby
Strengths:
80mm DJ/street fork, pretty cheap, good customer service..
Weaknesses:
bent steertube, blows seals, soft springs, just made crappy overall, poor engineering
Similar Products Used:
Marz DJ1, Marz X-fly, RS duke, Marz Z1, Jr T. Man X-vert
Bike Setup:
Planet X Jackflash set up for DJ/trials
Bottom Line:
Here is the deal... This fork is crappy, don't buy it. The only thing good about it is that manitou customer service has been great. These are busting on everyone I meet.
I weigh 140lbs and bent my steertube in 3 days, no big crashes, just regular DJs. The crown/steertube pressfit got all bent and twists and other things that it shouldent do. Manitou also is now saying that the fork should run 0-40 PSI, not the 30-150 that is listed in the manual (it is for a different model) or you will blow seals. This makes the fork way to plush for even me. My thru-axle was also messed up from the factory, yay.
So everything that could have gone wrong with this fork has, manitou has been there to support it so far and that is the only good thing I can say about it. By a different fork.
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Submitted by
matt
a
from Marblehead, MA, US Date Reviewed: April 1, 2005
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At:
though geekhouse
Strengths:
cheap looks good
Weaknesses:
seals blew out on two sets of lowers even when it held air it was way to soft
Similar Products Used:
dirt jumper
Bike Setup:
Geekhouse, stance static, profiles, sic chase bars, sic ll stem, rhyno lites, avid ultimate brakes
Bottom Line:
I would not recomend buying this fork untill they work all the bugs out. If you need a fork pay the extra money to get a better fork. Not worth the troubles.
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Submitted by
Joel
a
from Granite Bay, CA Date Reviewed: March 9, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Pecan Park
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
Jensonusa.com
Strengths:
--> stiff, smooth, look great, strong, and great customer service to back it up
Weaknesses:
--> When I first got the fork, they wouldn't compress. This was my first Manitou fork and I figured maybe that was normal?... so after I press down really, really, hard they finally compress. It seemed wierd at the time, but when I put them on my bike, everything worked great and I really liked them over my dirt jumpers. I also notice a loud "knocking" noise when they almost bottom out, but that was the case on my dirt jumpers so I ignored it for the first 2 weeks. Given time, my forks would only compress about a fourth of the way then completely stop. So I write to Manitou and within a few days I get a call and an email. So I send my fork in and about a week and a half later it's back and working great (they gave it a complete rebuild)
I can't say enough about Manitou's customer service / warranty department. Top notch. The fork may of had a problem to begin with but after the rebuild they have been good to me and I like them more than my dirt jumpers RIP. Great price too, go buy them.
- Joel
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Submitted by
Digital V
a
from NYC Date Reviewed: March 8, 2005
Favorite Trail:
streets
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
LBS
Strengths:
looks nice in all black 80mm cheap
Weaknesses:
seals blew out with only 30psi WAAAAAAAAY too soft manitou has no x-stiff springs
Similar Products Used:
03 DJ2
Bike Setup:
243, 24s, Single speed
Bottom Line:
had the fork for about 3 months, have been to the shop to get it fixed at least 3 times. the seals leaked air from the get go. sent it to manitou to get seals replaced and to get stiff springs - the fork came back softer then before with seals untouched - dissapointing. manitou claims that extra stiff springs will be available in end of december, january, february, late march and so on = NEVER. i'm only 165, supposedly i have stiff springs in there, pump it full of air, the fork still (literally) bottoms out hopping up a curb!!!! this fork might be good for XC, infact it would be great for that, nice and plush, but for DJ, Park and Street, its false advertisement - the fork is useless at this point. more then a few people i know ran into the same problem. its a great dissapointment because this is the fork i've been waiting for - i guess its back to DJs for me.
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Submitted by
andrew
a Weekend Warrior
from nor-cal Date Reviewed: March 4, 2005
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Purchased At:
manitou direct
Strengths:
great price and it is better than thoe zochi dj 3 cause it acually has rebound.
Weaknesses:
the steer tube seems hella to thin for a dirtjump fork. also the thru axel seems to loosen up on mine(it might just be me though).
Similar Products Used:
zochi dj 3
Bike Setup:
new versus 647 hardtail its sick if you havent seen that company yet check out www.versuscycles.com im now ridin for them and there ther sickest frames check them out.
Bottom Line:
this fork so far seems like a much better deal than a zochi dirtjumper
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Submitted by
joe Burch
a Weekend Warrior
from Greer, SC, USA Date Reviewed: February 27, 2005
Favorite Trail:
urban
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
jenson
Strengths:
Sturdy, ridgid, Good action. minimal axel to crown hieght=beter handeling
Weaknesses:
First set I got locked up (hydro static) leaked hydralic fluid to cause the rebound pump to lock-up and fail. Only had 5 miles on em. 2nd set I got warrant after 6 weeks waiting leaked air right out of the box, and in less than 5 miles the left seal blew out and won't hold pressure anymore without poping out!!!
Similar Products Used:
Marzocchi dj2, bam, z5 air. never any problems
Bike Setup:
planet x ridgeback
Bottom Line:
Maybe I've just had a bad experience in a rare set of circumstances I hope so. The forks are heavy, but not too bad and they are just as ridged as the dj'S. I hope no-one else has these problems. I haven't heard of others.. yet. otherwise it would be a perfect urban for at 100mm as I have or 80mm.
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Submitted by
Griffin
a Downhiller
from Mill Valley, CA Date Reviewed: February 10, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Eldridge Grade
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$145.00
Purchased At:
Answer Manitou
Strengths:
Stiff, not too heavy (5.8 lbs), through axle with Hex Lock is very stout and strong. These forks feel as trick as they look. If you're looking for a less-expensive alternative to a Marzocchi Dirt Jumper that is also way lighter, go with the Stance Static. I suggest the model with the 20mm through axle because the stiffness increase is significant.
Weaknesses:
Nothing major so far. The rebound adjustment knob only seems to click about 3 times, offering little fine-tuning.
Similar Products Used:
Dirt Jumper 2, Dirt Jumper 3, Z.4 100mm, Duke SL.
Bike Setup:
'04 Chase, Azonic Outlaw wheels, FSA headset, Stance Static 100mm, Azonic 454 cranks, E.13 guide, Ultegra rear derailleur, 12-25 cassette, Specialized Compound 26x2.2 street tires, Azonic Big Drop seat, rear only Deore hydro.
Bottom Line:
A fork designed to fill the gap between cheap Rock Shox and heavy Marzocchi forks. While it fills this gap, it will not empty your pocketbook. Get Ferrari performace and look at Ford prices. A very solid platform.
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Submitted by
matt
a
from plainview , ny , usa Date Reviewed: February 7, 2005
Favorite Trail:
bp
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$249.00
Purchased At:
jensonusa
Strengths:
everythign about it.... the reverse arch thats key
Weaknesses:
no line eyelets
Bike Setup:
p.1 stock
Bottom Line:
awsome fork .... light .. stronge ... doesn't feel like it is brake ... it makes my bike feel more solid then before hand .... thumbs up onthis fork
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Submitted by
Joel
a
from Sacramento, CA Date Reviewed: January 8, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Auburn Trails
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
Jensonusa
Strengths:
- stiff - smooth - beefy - bottomless compared to some of the other forks I've run - afordable - looks badass - it's a Manitou - decent weight
Weaknesses:
- you need to buy an adapter for the fork so that you can run an eight inch rotor :(
Awesome. The fork is perfect so far, I just wish I didn't have to buy another adapter. I run it with 30 psi and I have the rebound pretty slow. This setup I have is perfect for dirt jumping considering that is all that I do. You cannot go wrong with the price and quality that comes with the Static. After the breakin period, they will blow your mind how awesome they are. I bought these because the m-arch on my '04 DJ IIIs snapped... RIP. Anyways, go buy these forks.
Hardtail Pride
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Submitted by
brad
a Weekend Warrior
from richmond/bc/canada Date Reviewed: January 2, 2005
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$299.00
Purchased At:
universal cycles
Strengths:
so far everything is good..i doubt i'll break it..
Weaknesses:
nothing so far
Similar Products Used:
nothing compares to it :D
Bike Setup:
2004 norco 4by..2005 stance static 4inch qr20..truvtive cranks with ds1 chainguide..24/26 doubletracks..funn bar/stem..rouge lock on grips..axiom dj saddle
Bottom Line:
bottom line is if your looking for a excellent fork that you want to ride everything with choose the stance line from manitou..manitou offers a great series with the stance..affordable/great fork..GO BUY ONE WHAT, ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
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Submitted by
ben hardy
a
from england Date Reviewed: November 27, 2004
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
velosport
Strengths:
looks sweet pretty strong no twisting
Weaknesses:
lack of adjustability and no hose guides for a disk specific fork!
Similar Products Used:
dj2's
Bike Setup:
2005 p1 steet 24" on the back
Bottom Line:
this fork aint to bad my fork came with my bike and so far its been ok i aint had any problems with it. the forks look sweet with the reverse arch and the black nitride stanchions. Bit of a let down that there is no adjustablity in rebound or compression as i got used to while using a set of dj2's. also there is no hose guide on the fork wich i found a bit strange for a disk specific for after 1 hours ride on the fork with my hose zip tied to the brace the paint had rubbed off down to bear metal wich aint good part from that im quite happy with it
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Submitted by
jim
a Weekend Warrior
from san jose, ca, usa Date Reviewed: November 26, 2004
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
very strong, stiff, i hit cali with it and landed to flat on the hip. Did not even bottom out
Weaknesses:
no weakness
Similar Products Used:
dj one, super nova
Bike Setup:
chameleon, 24s
Bottom Line:
this fork is awsome, cheap, strong and good for all use. I use it for dj, street, and freeride. One of the best all around forks.
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