[NRSracer]

im hopefully getting a new fork when i have the money. Pretty sure i wanna get the duke sl cuz it's light, looks strong, has disc tabs, and is affordable. I'll be racing it so i want to know how much more bob a 100mm fork has vs an 80mm.


thanx

 

[indieboy]

Originally posted by NRSracer
im hopefully getting a new fork when i have the money. Pretty sure i wanna get the duke sl cuz it's light, looks strong, has disc tabs, and is affordable. I'll be racing it so i want to know how much more bob a 100mm fork has vs an 80mm.


thanx

80 mm if it was between those two

 

[JMAC]

I have 100mm but thats a lefty and it's not fair to compare it to other forks out their cause it's in a class of it's own it's so good.
Sinceyour get a conventanul crappy fork get 80mm.

 

[Big_Papa1080]

you could get a 100 but adjust the tension. or do like you did to the judy and turn it into a rigid fork. lol.

 

[LostBoyScout]

If you're racing... you certainly want an 80mm. For an XC course you need no more than 63mm, but 80mm is nice if you want to play around as well. I think any more than that is only called for if you like to do drops and ride agressively on hairy stuff.

Originally posted by JMAC
I have 100mm but thats a lefty and it's not fair to compare it to other forks out their cause it's in a class of it's own it's so good.
Sinceyour get a conventanul crappy fork get 80mm.

hahaha, to each their own.