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Avalanche MTN 8

Average Rating 5.00/5
# of Reviews 1
MSRP $ 3300.00
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Description:
    Experience the Future with the MTN-8 Downhill Mountain Bike Forks. These 8 inch travel coil spring forks are controlled by an oil bath recirculating cartridge system based on today's most advanced motorcycle suspensions. Each have individual compression and rebound clickers, with a range of over twenty clicks to give you the optimum in tunability. A wide range of spring rates are available to suit rider weights. At the end of travel an oil lock chamber is used to resist bottoming. The compression and rebound valving is customized for each rider's ability, making the MTN-8's the most advanced forks available for downhill racers.

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      Submitted by Matt Limb a Weekend Warrior from West Mids, UK
      Date Reviewed: 4/4/2008 6:47:43 AM
      FavoriteTrail: A-line, Whistler
      Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
      Price Paid: $750
      Purchased At: ebay
      Strengths: Soild, super plush, bottomless forks. Look amazing in my opinion.
      Weaknesses: Weight if you are obsesed about that.
      Similar Products Tried: Monster T's, Risse bigfoot.
      Bike Setup: 2006 Banshee Scream with pushed DHX-5 shock.
      Bottom Line: These are the best fork i have ridden but at the same time they are also the heavist. They are heavier than Monsters but also plusher. If you are not a weight weenie and can get hold of some 2nd hand then get them, they are amazing.

      *Note. I have given value rating of 5 based on 2nd hand price.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5



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