[COmtbiker12]

I'm building an On-One Gimp mainly for urban/dirtjumping. How big of a fork should I get for it? 80-130mm or someting along those lines? Maybe even rigid? What should I do? I don't know about rigid because I'm a newbie to djing so I'm not smooth. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks,
Tony

 

[BIGHIT756]

all the marzocchi dirt jumper forks (1,2,3) work very well. the 130mm are great for dirt jumping.

 

[crashedupderby]

Originally posted by mtnbkr4235
What should I do?

give me your bike...

 

[arcteryx33]

Ive got a brand new DJIII Im trying to sell if your interested

 

[Changleen]

I'm pretty sure the Gimp is designed for 130mm, but you can always drop a Marzocchi if you want faster handling.

 

[bmxr]

DJ1. Stiff, tunable, and 20mm.

 

[crashedupderby]

http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=77996

 

[BIGHIT756]

if you have a 20mm hub, i have a marz dirt jumper 2 150mm i am selling....

 

[HTFR]

hey idiots there is a buy/sell fourm!!! stop spaming!


oh ya my vote is for 100mm keep the HA steep like a bmx, 'cause if your front end o too tall hitting steep lips can be a bitch. but scence all the dj can be travle chaged any will do.

 

[mutasmurf]

Originally posted by HTFR
hey idiots there is a buy/sell fourm!!! stop spaming!


oh ya my vote is for 100mm keep the HA steep like a bmx, 'cause if your front end o too tall hitting steep lips can be a bitch. but scence all the dj can be travle chaged any will do.

Agreed. Guess ppl are just too eager to get rid of all these excess DJ forks. I also agree with HTFR on 100mm, but the actual axle to crown length is more important imo. 100mm is generally the best for street/djing, but I prefer 80mm, because I am pretty much exclusively riding street.