[Larson TT y0!]

I've been switching between rigid and low travel suspension on my DJ-4 for awhile and decided that I'm smooth enough for a fully dedicated rigid street/park fork. Just wondering if anyone on here is running one. I've seen pictures on their site but I'd like to see some first hand comments.

The only fork I'd probably get is a Gold Label but I'm not sure if I want to throw down the extra money for another low travel fork( even with a discount). Is there anything other than a DMR TB that comes in 24", 20mm and no brake bosses? I'd be intrested in the Doberman fork but thats many moons away from production.

If anyone can find me a sherman jumper that would be rad though..

 

[Larson TT y0!]

Just found this one with an Identiti fork

 

[ServeEm]

I have a Molly with an Identiti Rebate. DJ'n on a rigid is a good ride, I just don't like the Rebate riding street cuz I can't footjam that easy. I mean I can but have to be careful which I don't like. But for jumping she's great with this set up...

 

[Larson TT y0!]

Looks good, too bad they're hard to get in the U.S.

 

[DirtEveryDay]

I have a Molly with an Identiti Rebate. DJ'n on a rigid is a good ride, I just don't like the Rebate riding street cuz I can't footjam that easy. I mean I can but have to be careful which I don't like. But for jumping she's great with this set up...

Damn, I remember that Molly very well! But I didn't realize it was yours! Nice, dude, very nice. Looks SOOO fun to just roll around on...


LarsonTT Check out Kappabmx.com. They've got sick "new-retro" frames and they make about any size rigy fork you could want. I mean seriously, 24" cruiser forks for $99! I think the 26" versions are a $120 or somethin..

 

[Larson TT y0!]

Hmmm nice price for US made. I was looking for something 20mm, not that I don't like 14 I just have a wheelset involving 20 planned.

 

[DirtEveryDay]

Are the hub widths the same? Drill the axle out to 14mm and shove a solid axle thru? Why can't I remember the hub widths righ now...? It IS 5 AM, but still...

 

[ServeEm]

My boy runs a DMR trailblade2 and it pretty damn solid. I think he's going the squish route tho. But it's a good fork for a 20mm option.

 

[Larson TT y0!]

My boy runs a DMR trailblade2 and it pretty damn solid. I think he's going the squish route tho. But it's a good fork for a 20mm option.

Let me know if he plans on selling.

 

[CreeP]

ot: what bars are you guys running?

 

[jtdcg]

might ask bikesatori over on bs.

Check here for my source, more pics, details: http://www.bustedspoke.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=39289

 

[ServeEm]

ot: what bars are you guys running?

Both mine and my boy's grey one have Solid bars. Mine's 3" and his is 2" rise at 28" wide.

 

[ServeEm]

Let me know if he plans on selling.

Ya know he just might, last night he was seriously talking about getting squish while putting on his brakes. I'll check with him and get back to you.

 

[BikeSATORI]

yeah, I've got the Rebate 1420 on my Molly atm, with the disc mounts ground off and the axle ends flushed since I never run pegs up front. Had an '06 DJ2 slammed to 50mm with the NemPro kit on there and I scored a Solid crown race for both forks so I can switch back and forth real easy like. I still keep the 50mm guns in reserve, but I've been spending most of my time on the rigids riding nothing else but street here in the endless cities of Japan.
425mm of A-C feels pretty good on the Molly, doesn't lower the bb too much, which is critical because I like the pop of a high bb height on 24's. My DJ2 at 50mm was 435-440mm a-c I believe.

not too sure what the DMR weighs, but my Rebate weighed in at 3lb 9oz after the steerer tube was cut some, and including the 14/20mm axle, bolts, and solid crown race and star-nut.



jtdcg posted a nice photo of sexy irish lady for me. thanks. I also posted one here in the "24inches of love" thread.


20mm thru spacing is 110mm, typical bolt-on/qr is 100mm spacing, but this 1420 fork can take either a 14mm bmx bolt on hub or a 20mm thru-axle (which I chose to make swapping between forks easiest. Looks smooth too.