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StillKeen
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: January 10, 2010
Strengths: Cheap (I was very lucky to find them on special for $100, but then at the checkout they rung-up at $75).
Nice ride, a definitel improvement over my bikes generic no name forksWeaknesses: The forks were never perfectly aligned. I've checked my front wheel, and it's dished perfectly, yet when I mount it different directions in the fork it's closer to one side. This would be a problem if I was running 23mm tires, but with 25's it fits one way, but not the other.
I would prefer if the fork had a tad more clearance so 25mm tires fitted easier.Bottom Line: Purchased to replace my generic forks on a generic 7005 triple butted kinesis framed road bike. The original forks didnt have enough steerer left for me to get the riding position I really wanted.
The forks ride much nicer than the original forks. They've 2-3 rides a week for the last 3 years with no issues
Favorite Ride: K2 course in New Zealand
Price Paid:
$75.00
Purchased At: SuperGo Santa Monica
Similar Products Used: Generic carbon from Kinesis. Cotic RoadRat steel fork, Condor with renyolds 753 steel fork, Lemond with OCLV carbon frame/fork
Bike Setup: 7005 kinesis triple butted alloy. Ultegra 6510 shifters, DA 7700 rear derailleur, DA7410 front derailleur, Ultegra 6600 brakes and cranks, Chris King wheels on Mavic Open pro rims with DT spokes, Ritchey Pro carbon post, Specialized Toupe saddle, Ritchey WCS carbon classic bars etc
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Bumblebee Man
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: August 21, 2006
Strengths: The fork is lightish for an alu steerer (478g uncut). Good handling. Very comfortableWeaknesses: a little flexy when my weight is over the barsBottom Line: This review is for the 1"1/8 alu-steerer model, which i believe to be a 2005 or 2006.
This fork came with a 2006 BMC Street Fire frameset (which is why I didn't include the price), and I've already logged a few thousand kms on it. This fork is comfortable, tracks and corners well, and passes all the 'no hands' tests, but, as a biggish guy (195lbs), I too find it a little flexy when riding off the saddle. I'm consdering trying some stiffer forks, such as a Columbus Link. I'm prepared to sacrifice a little comfort for some rigidity.
Purchased At: Australia
Similar Products Used: Columbus Muscle, Columbus Link, Mizuno,
Bike Setup: BMC, 9 speed Dura-Ace, CXP33 rims
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qatworks
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: November 2, 2005
Strengths: WeightWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Excellent fork with great damping. Haven't noticed any shimmy as noted by other riders. Responsive.
Favorite Ride: Seattle to Portland (STP)
Purchased At: Bothell Ski & Bike
Similar Products Used: Canondale
Bike Setup: Felt CA1 with Dura Ace
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tresdood
a TriathleteDate Reviewed: November 6, 2004
Strengths: Lightweight, looks good, very comfortable.Weaknesses: noneBottom Line: Great fork. Replaced a Kestrel fork with an aluminum steerer. Noticable increase in road damping. Really comfortable. A bit flexy when climbing on the hoods. I ride for comfort, so this fork is perfect for me.
Favorite Ride: SW Ohio
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$180.00
Purchased At: Performance
Similar Products Used: kestrel ems, reynolds ouzo comp.
Bike Setup: Softride, Dura Ace, Ultegra
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1packaja
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: February 29, 2004
Strengths: For the price, it looks great, weight is great, and the feel is awesome.Weaknesses: N/ABottom Line: Have never experienced any problems. I hammer my products by riding year round in rain, snow, heat, etc. I live in an area that has many railroad tracks and poorly surfuced roads. No problems.
Purchased At: Nashbar.com
Bike Setup: Trek, 105 componets
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