[Sandwich]

Does anybody have any significant time on these? Are they any good?

 

[jonKranked]

angry steve had one I think. He claims it was great, but you need some proprietary parts - hub, rotor

 

[soul-skier]

sweet freeride fork. point and plow through anything. impossible to get pushed off line. plush. heavy.

 

[NY_Star]

A guy i bought my foes from was using one for some time. I guess it is good if you are slamming into stuff and are a heaver guy.

 

[Eastern States Cup]

remove the internals and make a couple great potato guns. Way too heavy, custom hub and maybe rotor. I'm sure you could find one for cheap.

 

[Sandwich]

yeah I have my eye on a corsair complete bike over on pinkbike that has the potatocannon fork already on it. not a bad price for a complete and clean bike, but it has the goofnutt XTD fork and I had no idea whether it rode well or was as goofy as people say the rear shock was.

 

[IH8Rice]

but it has the goofnutt XTD fork and I had no idea whether it rode well or was as goofy as people say the rear shock was.

the XTD forks are amazing, but not really made for a small person...though soul-skier was able to rock one for a while and he's no giant.i personally prefered their original F1 forks, but still like the XTD.

because of the spacing on the fork, the turning radius isnt great and i believe it is a bit tall too...and its on the heavier side
yes it is a proprietary hub(Hadley 30mm) and rotor (4-bolt), but both come with the fork.

its funny that most people that comment on the Curnutt suspension, really have ZERO time on one or a few minutes in the parking lot. I had zero complaints on the performance of my shocks, though they were loud. i would gladly buy a XTD fork over a Boxxer or Fox (and i dont pay retail on Foes products)

 

[bullcrew]

Dude at shuttlebuddy.com has one on his and he rips.... Loves it...
Might want to see about emailing him and asking...

info@shuttlebuddy.com