Submitted by
Karmo
a Downhiller
from Tallinn/Estonia Date Reviewed: May 10, 2005
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At:
Hawaii Express
Strengths:
U-Turn, travel, rebound speed adjustment
Weaknesses:
very soft original coil for freeride and dirt jump etc. Oil is leaking pretty badly.
Similar Products Used:
non
Bike Setup:
Original Classic Samurai dirt jump bike
Bottom Line:
with all the bad things this rockshox rocks if you change the coil, perfect for beginners and amateurs.
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Submitted by
Russ Anderson
a Cross Country Rider
from Calimesa,CA,USA Date Reviewed: September 1, 2003
Favorite Trail:
Lots
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$160.00
Purchased At:
Friend
Strengths:
Soaks up bumbs well,solid very little flex,adjustable travel,smoother ride.
Weaknesses:
Stock spring is too soft,travle does not make it all the way to 125 mm.
Similar Products Used:
axle,judy tt,black comp
Bike Setup:
specialized Rockhopper
Bottom Line:
This fork works very well for my type of riding,does need a stonger spring.It also improoved the handling of my bike.I would recomend it to any serious joy rider.
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Submitted by
Thomas
a Weekend Warrior
from Austin, TX Date Reviewed: July 8, 2003
Headshock P-Bone M, Rockshox Judy (old one), the wife's Marzocchi Bomber (Sweet!)
Bike Setup:
Trek Liquid 10, stock except seat & pedals.
Bottom Line:
This fork is the nicest one I've ever owned. OK, that's not saying much, and I'm not a hardcore downhiller, so maybe I just don't have high enough expectations. That being said, for single-track and weekend XC or just toolin' around this fork is great. Yeah, the "C" designation means OEM, but it's damn close to being the XC version (minus external rebound adjustment / thru axel). I guess I could spend extra money and upgrade to what-ever but there's really no reason to. If it comes on your next bike, give it a chance!
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Submitted by
Alec Mackensen
a Downhiller
from Laguna Niguel CA USA Date Reviewed: June 1, 2003