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Andrich
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: April 10, 2006
Strengths: weight, look, comfortableWeaknesses: noneBottom Line: Lightweight, great look, smoothes vibration very well.
Favorite Ride: road
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At: ebay
Similar Products Used: Kinesis
Bike Setup: Storck vision light, Ultegra
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Acenturian
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: September 22, 2004
Strengths: Looks, and weightWeaknesses: Decals too boldBottom Line: I bought this fork off ebay for 80.00. It was hardly used. The fork looks great and it is very light. So light that it scares me I'm still not totally comfortable with a carbon tube but has worked great so far.
The quality of the fork is very good. I agree that that the decals are kind of "bold" something a little more less flashy would be nice.
Over all great product
Favorite Ride: Any place that I can get time to go
Price Paid:
$80.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Similar Products Used: stock forks
Bike Setup: Velorazzo frame, Look carbon forks, Modolo carbon bars, Campagnolo Centaur/Chorus drive train, Spinergy wheels, Veloflex tires, Koobi saddle
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Joseph Ferazza
a Road Racer
from Tacoma,Wa,USDate Reviewed: April 15, 2002
Strengths: Light, compliant, the best at this price.Weaknesses: Mabee 1 1/8 would be nicer but then it wouldnt be on closeout for 180 bucks either, right?Bottom Line: I really like the ride of this fork. Very supple although it doesnt seem overly flexy to me (165lbs.) it seems to handle well. I went from a 43mm offset to 45mm. If you are planning on upgrading the fork for your bike I would definitely recommend this one at supergo. They might still have a few. Only drawback is the 1" steerer. Oh did I mention it is extremely light? 350 grams is not a lot. Allmost scary when you think about what it is doing.
Favorite Ride: any
Price Paid:
$179.00
Purchased At: supergo
Similar Products Used: Look LDS aluminum crowned and cro-mo steerer. It was heavy and aero. Bianchi full carbon, supprisingly light, mabee even lighter than the look. Not as nice a ride though.
Bike Setup: Look KG286, DA and whatever else is lying around. Wheels switch between rolfs and open pro setup.
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des
a Road Racer
from monsuer, franceDate Reviewed: March 26, 2001
Strengths: very light. In fact, it feels too light to be a fork.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Thought it would be flexy due to its light weight, but can not tell a difference. Feels compliant. Great fork. Took off 3/4 of a pound off bike.
Favorite Ride: col de blanc
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: Cdale like Cippolini's. light.
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Knut
a Recreational Rider
from Gainesville, FL, USADate Reviewed: May 20, 2000
Strengths: light, vertically compliantWeaknesses: could be stiffer laterally, priceyBottom Line: Excellent. A laterally stiffer fork, same or lower weight (strong with lifetime guarantee) for $250 would be 5+ stars!
I have been very happy with this fork. The HSC2 would be a better choice for the fashion conscious with it's straight blades. I'm not sure that fork is stiffer though. The HSC3 (aero profile) is now available too though I have not yet heard anything about it.
Buy it if you like light comfort.
Forget it if you are a 200+ lb heavy sprinter.
Favorite Ride: around Crater Lake, Oregon
Similar Products Used: stock carbon wrapped aluminum fork
Bike Setup: Diamondback Ti frame, dura ace, King headset, salsa stem, cinelli bars
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