Reynolds Ouzo Pro Peloton Forks

Average Rating: 5/5
MSRP: $ 389.00
# of Reviews: 4

The Pro Peloton offers a wind cheating blade profile that is strong enough for the biggest sprinters yet fast enough for time trial events. UCI legal. 1 1/8”, 440 g. (uncut steerer). Fits 700c wheels. 4.3cm rake.

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Submitted by cerveloguy a Triathlete from

Date Reviewed: December 5, 2005

Strengths:    High quality well made fork that is more aero and sturdier than the regular version.

Weaknesses:    none

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I found the Ouzo Pro vesion to be "whippy" on high speed rough sections and I'm only a 150 lb rider. The Ouzo Pro Peleton seems to be a more sturdy fork. I replaced the Bontrager fork on my Lemond OCLV/steel road bike with an Ouzo Pro. I all fairness it was a 43 rake and the frame specified a 45 rake. i then replaced that with a 45 Peleton and the handling characteristics and whippiness improved dramatically. You wouldn't think 2mm of rake would make that much difference, but it did.

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Favorite Ride:   anywhere

Price Paid:    $250.00

Purchased At:   ebay

Similar Products Used:   Ouzo Pro, Bontrager Race, various aluminium/carbon forks.

Bike Setup:   Lemond OCLV/steel with Dura-Ace, Neuvation wheels.

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Submitted by supafreak a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: April 20, 2005

Strengths:    Responsive. Smooth ride. Nice finish. High quality, dependable product.

Weaknesses:    Me.

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Responsive, predictable, smooth. Dampens vibration fairly well. No noticeable flex on fast turns. Steerer tube is round and precisely 1 1/8". Very well made product. This is more of race fork than a touring, long distance riding fork. This fork has less flex, a little bit less vibration damping than the standard Ouzo Pro version. ( most would not notice.) This fork is probably better suited for heavier riders 180+, or strong sprinters.)

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Favorite Ride:   Downhill with a Tailwind

Price Paid:    $325.00

Purchased At:   Excel Sports online

Similar Products Used:   Look HSC3 all carbon. Easton EC70 w/ alloy steerer. Look Carbon with alloy steerer. Ouzo Pro (2 months)

Bike Setup:   Moots.

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Submitted by Wines of WA a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: January 17, 2005

Strengths:    Perfect handling. Very solid.

Weaknesses:    Weight, price.

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Compared with the Look HSC 3 that I replaced, this fork is great (see my review of the Look). It handles exactly as it should and my bike now goes where I point it. It makes the front end feel rock solid but still smooth.

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Favorite Ride:   any road with no cars of glass

Price Paid:    $329.00

Purchased At:   Excel website

Similar Products Used:   Look HSC 3, Ouzo Pro, Steelman steel, Merckx OEM made by AME

Bike Setup:   Merckx M3 ti with DA-9 and various wheels.

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Submitted by bobbybailey a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: July 8, 2004

Strengths:    Light, Stiff, Safe.
Good HArdware, obvious attention to detail.

Weaknesses:    None

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This is the fork that came on my FORT SLC-R. It is light, it seems stiff, and the hardware it comes with seems safe. It is my first REynolds Fork and I would buy one again