A friend of mine is getting ready to buy a Turner. go-ride has some 2004's for alot less than the 2005's. Other than the rear shock is there any major differences between the frames? Thanks
Dennis
Dennis
Then you should do a search.yonton228 said:Did you try the search?? I think this was covered already. I am not sure though.
Agreed.buildyourown said:IMO, the DHX makes all the difference.
Stop being a search nazi. Nobody likes you people. It's one thing to tell someone to run a search on a topic that has blatently been covered many times, but this isn't one of those times.yonton228 said:Did you try the search?? I think this was covered already. I am not sure though.
Just out of curiosity, what do you like better about it?Jeremy R said:Agreed.
Its a difference worth paying for.
That was between the 03 and 04 design.BUCKET said:Didn't they shave about 2 pounds off the frame in 05 by changing the top tube to square tubing, instead of the split top tube. I think that was the only real difference besides the shock.
Whoops, I was close....not reallykidwoo said:That was between the 03 and 04 design.
And it was more like half a pound.
The reason I like it better is not complicated at all. It is smoother throughout the entire stroke. I barely use any propedal, it pedals well enough on its own.kidwoo said:Just out of curiosity, what do you like better about it?
The progressive feature on the DHX seems pretty useless to me on that frame. I weigh probably 170 with gear and I've never bottomed mine with a 350lb spring, Romic, Fox RC (on my 03 front triangle) or the vanilla DH I have now.
I could see the propedal being useful.......do you use much of it? I've got a low speed compression on my shock now that I leave full open. But there's not really a whole lot of pedaling where I ride my bike for the most part.
You think the damping is smoother/more controlled/tickles you nuts more etc?
This is the main reason I like the DH shock over the Romic...dampenatoring... I have ridden a DHX on a turner (just one short run) and it felt exactly like my bike. No more, no less.
Thank you. I get sick of someone asking a question and the firtst response is asking if a search has been donebinary visions said:Stop being a search nazi. Nobody likes you people. It's one thing to tell someone to run a search on a topic that has blatently been covered many times, but this isn't one of those times.
This is the second time that someone has asked an innocuous and specific question, and your response has been to try a search. I promptly ran searches on both questions, and did NOT get a response that would have satisfied the original poster. How about running your own search before you snap off a response like that
Like I said, that's the way my niller DH feels compared to the Romic. I was just wondering if you guys were using any of the bells and whistles on them. I guess my question was kind of a thinly veiled "do I need this shock?" question.Jeremy R said:The reason I like it better is not complicated at all. It is smoother throughout the entire stroke. I barely use any propedal, it pedals well enough on its own.
It just rides way smoother, and the damping feels more controlled. Our entire team has mentioned the exact same things.
kidwoo said:.....tickles you nuts more etc?.....
Same here, and our team guys are pretty much having the same thoughts too.Jeremy R said:The reason I like it better is not complicated at all. It is smoother throughout the entire stroke. I barely use any propedal, it pedals well enough on its own.
It just rides way smoother, and the damping feels more controlled. Our entire team has mentioned the exact same things.
I think we need a search function to see if someone used the search function......binary visions said:Stop being a search nazi. Nobody likes you people. It's one thing to tell someone to run a search on a topic that has blatently been covered many times, but this isn't one of those times.
This is the second time that someone has asked an innocuous and specific question, and your response has been to try a search. I promptly ran searches on both questions, and did NOT get a response that would have satisfied the original poster. How about running your own search before you snap off a response like that
MAKE SURE he gets a FLUSH mount headset for the frame. Go-Ride sells them. DO not get a regular style headset or it will screw your geometry a little. FLUSH MOUNT!denjen said:A friend of mine is getting it. He does not post here. He has needed a real DH for years. I have been trying to help him out the last couple of weeks. Hopefully I gave him the right advice, let me know. He wanted either a M3 or a Turner. I told him to go with the turner because every I know has loved them and because of the simpler design of the turner and the killer CS reputaion. He ordered everthing last night from go-ride. He went with the 2005 Turner frame and the race build kit
http://www.go-ride.com/prod_buildkits.html
It should be a pretty sick bike.
Dennis
don't feel short changed, he has a prototype DHX7.0. It has adjustable low and high frequency nut tickling capability.oly said:dude, if his shock does that i think i was short changed.......
i heard Fox had a prototype DHX6.9, but the riders kept getting hurt using it while riding, so i guess they aborted that model for the plain nut tickling version of the 7.0......Fulton said:don't feel short changed, he has a prototype DHX7.0. It has adjustable low and high frequency nut tickling capability.
that would certainly explain why Jeremy hoots, hollers and giggles like a frickin hillbilly school girl on prom night every time we do shuttles.... Anybody who's ever ridden with Jeremy can truly appreciate this joke. ink:Fulton said:don't feel short changed, he has a prototype DHX7.0. It has adjustable low and high frequency nut tickling capability.