[Hot Butter Topping]

I'm trying to sell my 66RC2X that I've had on my 7Point since late April and about a dozen rides. I think it's time to slack out the bike a bit more since I'm basically only using it for downhilling and ocassional slower freeride work (and not much if any all mountain work).

So the question is....

Would you save the extra couple hundred bucks (assuming I can sell the 66 for close to $500) and get a 05 888RC Works over the more expensive 888RC2X? I haven't ridden the old style RC forks but with the compression sleeve on the RC are the RC2X models really that much better for a newbie hack like me if I run my 66's high speed comp almost all the way open currently?

I guess this all hinges on selling my 66 though. Finger's crossed! Thanks for any info!

 

[bubbington]

Hora.

 

[Hot Butter Topping]

Don't you have a sprog to irreparably harm with your fathering skills? Go away.

 

[Hot Butter Topping]

So is the RC2X system really THAT much better (in a way I'll notice) than the RC works system from last year?

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

 

[bubbington]

 

[The Dude]

hey could you email me some pics of your fork, i am interested

[email protected]

 

[Hot Butter Topping]

Though this really wasn't a "for sale" post I sent you info.

You don't happen to have experience with the 888RC do you? Wondering if I should go for the 888 works or drop the extra coin on a new RC2X.

 

[standard235]

RC2X fo sho ho

 

[T-Nuts]

I've owned a 888 RC and now I own a RC2X. I am much more pleased with the RC2X. You can tune it to whatever you want without having to do anything with the oil or springs.
I say 888 RC2X for sure.