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dropmnster
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What do you guys think of the white bros DH2 fork good? or bad?
Good. Better with the thicker crowns (2 bolt top, 3 bolt bottom per side).
You mean DH<2 or DH2.0? They are slightly different.
You mean DH<2 or DH2.0? They are slightly different.
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dropmnster
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its a DH2 it has 7'' it looks really nice.
That's the older one (probably red?). I had one of those for about a season and a half. Very plush but a little twisty without the beefy crowns. If it's something you're looking to buy, ask if it's got them.dropmnster said:
I've got a DH3 for sale if "someone" (cough, cough.......OHIO) doesn't get back to me soon. PM me if you're interested. Its got a little more oil volume/better damping than the DH2 and the big crowns.....and it's blue........ooooooohh pretttttyyy.
Do you have a write up on how to rebuild them suckers? My buddy has one and it's in desparate need of new seals, bushings and oil. I can see how awesome the fork would be rebuilt but can't find anything online about how to go about rebuilding it.kidwoo said:
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Contact White Brothers and find out how much it would cost to have the fork sent in to them for an overhaul. Their customer service kicks arse in my opinion.Sirbikesalot33 said:
They have been great to deal with for stuff for my 2001 DH2 - they hooked me up with an adapter for the the fork so I could install new stanchion guards, and they were really easy to deal with and very responsive and helpful.
http://www.whitebrotherscycling.com/manuals.phpSirbikesalot33 said:
Scroll down for 2001-2002 DH2 and click for the pdf manual.
You can order the seals an bushings and do everything yourself.
How do you know it needs new oil? Everytime I went to change mine it was immaculate. The times I actually changed mine had more to do with riding in different temperatures and upping the viscosity for summer warmth.
Yeah, Ryan needs to get on that...Sirbikesalot33 said:
A light and nimble fork, - but a little twisty and weak IMO.