[jodysbike]

I'm planning on doing a little work to my Blk Mrkt MOB since my fork is beat, I'm sick of the giant gap in pedal engagement for the Hone hub and sick of turning my bars back all the time.

Anyone have anything bad to say about these parts?

http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/171...nsion-Fork.htm

http://www.ebikestop.com/dmr_revolve...xle-HU3080.php

http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...s.php?id=22793

 

[dexter]

only link that works is for the hub

 

[jodysbike]

Sorry try this:
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=22793

it's the Atomlab Hydro Twister Hydraulic Gyro


And the
http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/18115-315_MAR6A8-3-Parts-59-Forks/Accessories/2008-Marzocchi-66-ATA-1-1/8-White-180mm-offer?utm_source=Googlebase&utm_medium=datafeed&utm_campaign=FTP&offer=IN080GLB.htm&zmam=3075515&zmas=1&zmac=30&zmap=315 MAR6A8

2008 Marzocchi Dirt Jumper 1
I'm still riding an old 4 inch travel M arch Z1 and it's getting a bit flexy

 

[dexter]

the dj one is a great fork, the dmr hub i have heard works well and is a decent single speed hub.

dont waste your time with a gyro. they dont work well, are heavy, complicated, and look fugly. just swoop up an avid juicy 5 and toss on a long goodridge line

 

[jerseydirt]

I have two brand new never used atomlab single speed hubs. I just took them off the wheels I bought and now they have become desk ornaments, I will sell them to you for really cheap. They are 12 mm axel.

I really like the x fusion velvet, Even hough I have an argyle 318, I have never heard anything bad about marz dj forks, gotta keep it solid! The hydraulic giros are kinda cool you have to bleed them a lot. But they are solid none the less.