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ghostzapper2007
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: February 5, 2008
Strengths: Strength, solid handling cross fork with very nice finish.Weaknesses: None noted.Bottom Line: Great cross fork. Solid with typical Reynolds superb build quality and finish. Dependable for Cross, good vibration damping and excellent mud clearance. Superb cross fork.
Favorite Ride: Markleeville
Price Paid:
$400.00
Similar Products Used: Various carbon fiber and steel cross forks.
Bike Setup: Custom Kish ti cross frame with Dura Ace.
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dkensington
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: October 21, 2007
Strengths: Pretty.Weaknesses: limp noodleBottom Line: This fork got some glowing reviews on a couple of websites, specifically that it is "robust" with "nary a bit of brake chatter". Reynolds' website talks about how the fork is "tested and approved for use on tandems".
I bought it to replace the stock fork on my Salsa Las Cruces. It is a piece of wet spaghetti, flexing more than any fork I've ever used, hands down, and the brake squeal (non-existant with the Salsa fork) can't be tamed with any amount of toe-in on my salmon Kool-Stops, which I've never heard squeal with any other fork. Sure, it's carbon, it's pretty, it'll save half a pound over the Salsa fork, but don't be tempted.
Price Paid:
$450.00
Purchased At: cyclocross world
Similar Products Used: Salsa stock
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