[mcwelja]

I saw a Drop Off 1 '06 on JensonUSA and can you tell me what do you think about it?
I ride street and i dont go on big jump.....so? is it worth 239$? is it ok?
sry 4 my eng!

 

[bwolmarans]

Money down the drain.

 

[mcwelja]

Money down the drain.

sry but i dont understand you, can you explain?

 

[IrOn_MaN]

Dont get it

 

[sanjuro]

Drop off's feel like pogo sticks. I believe it is has only one compression cartridge, period, and it barely controls your rebound.

I would save the cash and get an used Z1 or Super T.

 

[mcwelja]

well i cant buy used because my sister is coming to USA, she is staying there for a short time and then shi is coming back! i am from Europe and i need to buy some fork because a broke mine.....can you tell me some fork for about 250$??? i ride street and a litle bit dirt, dont wana DJ i want something that is 130mm+

 

[IrOn_MaN]

http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/15592-315_ANSSI6-3-Parts-59-Forks/Accessories/Manitou-Nixon-Super-Intrinsic-Suspension-Fork-2006.htm

 

[kalNhobbs]

I have a drop off 1, and I would say it was worth the two hundred I paid for it. I like the fact that is has a coil spring in both legs, unlike the other drop offs which have air cartridges. I did have problems with it being a little too pogo sticky at first, but after playing with the oil level and weight (the oil level was far below manual specifications when i got it), I was able to get it to perform well, and I weigh 220+ with gear.

If I had the $$$ I would a higher end fork, since mine is now 2 years old, but why replace what is not broke?