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Description:If speed is your passion, then the DH series from White Brothers can’t be beat. All DH forks have been upgraded with external knurling on the outer tubes and increased clamping surfaces on both crowns to increase torsion stiffness, and with a finely tuned adjustable proprietary damping system. White Brothers DH forks are the lightest, most responsive units on the market. The sooner you get one-- the longer you’ll own it.

  • DH 2.0 (200mm travel)
  • DH 1.8 (180mm travel)
  • Lightweight- less than 8 lbs



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    Submitted by Rob a Weekend Warrior from Scotland
    Date Reviewed: August 21, 2006
    Favorite Trail:Tennis Courts Les Gets
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $1750.00
    Purchased At:MB Tech
    Strengths:Super stiff, super plush, soaks up everything, no fade even after some massive Alpine runs, easy to service, easy to tweak, the piggy back takes the damping control to a new level the fork felt so much more sophisticated than my previous DH-2 fork, and they are beautifully built.
    Weaknesses:The fork is big so needs a big frame to match it.
    Similar Products Used:WB DH-2, Boxxer various (TF tuned, Mojo)
    Bike Setup:Orange 222, Romic, Hope bulbs and 6 pots. Goldtec and Azonic controls, MRP, mavic, Stans.
    Bottom Line:Not a cheap option but doesn't feel it either, almost feel like you could ride down the hill on the front wheel alone. This fork is for those that are looking for an investment, they don't need sending off for tuning, just spend some time playing around with the oil and air and they work a treat.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Tom Berna a Downhiller from College Station, TX, USA
    Date Reviewed: March 1, 2005
    Favorite Trail:Texas A&M Campus
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:From a friends
    Strengths:Stiff, smooth, could take everything i threw at it - - 5' drops to flat on cement
    Weaknesses:Mine got Stolen :'(
    Similar Products Used:Manitou Black, Marzocchi Z.3, RockShox Psylo
    Bike Setup:Planet X Pitbul
    White Bros Front Fork
    Hope 4 piston DH front end
    Stylo Cranks :-[
    Chris King / DX 32 rear
    Bottom Line:A++ - Stiff

    It soaked up everything it hit it with, and didn't bottom out. Super plush and it did it's job well :-)

    Not much flex at all! - Super Stiff!

    Awesome!


    *****If you find my bike - please let me know!*****
    www.tomberna.com
    penguinfive@gmail.com
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Lance Canfield a Downhiller from Grand Junction, CO USA
    Date Reviewed: February 25, 2005
    Favorite Trail:Bartlets Wash
    Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
    Price Paid: $1375.00
    Purchased At:Canfield Brothers
    Strengths:Easy to adjust externally, compression, rebound, nitrogen pressure, air assist.
    Precise steering with no perceptable flex.
    Ease of maintenance yet rairly needs it.
    Weaknesses:Looks a little wimpy but took a 35' drop four times in one weekend. No prob.
    Similar Products Used:Avalanche DHF
    Bike Setup:Canfield Brothers Formula 1
    Bottom Line:This is the best fork ever! No flex because of 8.5" of overlap (stanchions to outer leg). Smooth and adjustable for any riding style in minutes. Goes from race quick action to huck off dumb stuff with just a few pounds of air pressure. Knerled legs and stronger crowns than last years with more overlap, this fork is stiff as can be for a inverted fork.
    If you are a racer or a hard core rider this fork will blow you away. If all you do is race, there are lighter forks but it gives confedance to go fast and hit stuff hard without throwing you off line by flexing off a bump or rotating under hard braking. Buy em up good stuff!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Pavel a Weekend Warrior from Moscow, Russia
    Date Reviewed: February 9, 2005
    Favorite Trail:Whatever
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $1000.00
    Purchased At:Velomir (Russia)
    Strengths:eats everything, hard to bottom-out, plush work
    Weaknesses:not so strong-looking lower legs (32 mm is too small for real confidence)
    Similar Products Used:Shiver
    Bike Setup:Norco Team Race 2003, Fox vanilla RC, WB DH 2.0, MAGs
    Bottom Line:It is the best fork ever. Plush work plus bottoming resistance makes a very good mix. This fork really gives feeling of front wheel being clued to the ground. Performance/price mix is the best on a market. But this White Brothers' product is more on a DH racing side rather than reckless dropping. So if you drop like Bender buy SuperMonster from Marzocchi.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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