Here's my take on the difference between the Dorado and the Monster T. First...alot more weight to turn from side to side makes the fork feel sluggish to you.
Second, all of the weight of the Monster is in the lowers! When you go to turn the wheel, you have less leverage on the mass of the fork which is down at the wheel. The Dorado, even if it weighed the same as the Monster, would still feel livelier so long as the bulk of it's weight is closer to the bike's center of gravity.
For the best example I can think of, take a broomstick and hang a milk jug on it close to your hand...maybe 6 inches away. Swing it side to side.
Now slide the milk jug out 12 inches and swing it again.
Zedro...wouldn't you think that is the issue? (be sure ot throw in some deadpan humor...it's your trademark).
Second, all of the weight of the Monster is in the lowers! When you go to turn the wheel, you have less leverage on the mass of the fork which is down at the wheel. The Dorado, even if it weighed the same as the Monster, would still feel livelier so long as the bulk of it's weight is closer to the bike's center of gravity.
For the best example I can think of, take a broomstick and hang a milk jug on it close to your hand...maybe 6 inches away. Swing it side to side.
Now slide the milk jug out 12 inches and swing it again.
Zedro...wouldn't you think that is the issue? (be sure ot throw in some deadpan humor...it's your trademark).