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The Good: The slim design make them look nice. big tire clearance. light as anything
The Bad: Drop outs are alittle thin.
The Good: light, strong (ive thrown my bike multiple times and these are still like new), great "slimming" geo
The Bad: some ppl say theyre weak but idk how
The Good: Theyre good theyre light as fuck and can fit the Premium Refuse Resist tire with no problems at all. I think they look way cleaner than my Pitchfork XLT-Ts. These forks dont really flex as bad as some other forks
The Bad: Idk if theyre USA made or not, I wouldnt have warranty either sice i got them for cheap used. The dropouts are reallly smalll pretty sure they would bend like crazy doing some 180 smiths pretty hard.
The Good: They are light look great and ride great
The Bad: Nothing yet.
The Good: I have had these for about a year and no trouble. I have done some dropout grinds on them and no cracks or bends. Looks good.
The Bad: At first they look alitle sketchy because they are so thin.
The Good: light and tapered
The Bad: might be a little to light
The Good: Look Sweet
Pretty light
Strong enough
The Bad: cracked them
The Good: i have mine a year now and i ride all round holding up going down handrails, casing dirt jumps or on any abuse i have given it. a friend of mine has them nearly 2 years also and has had no problems either. nice strong steerer tube and cap and a very low maintainance fork... nice!!
The Bad: a little too light for me! i prefer to know what under me whin i ride a bike... perfect for a trend rider. nice if u ride pegs like me though but wana keep the weight down! also too much shit talk about them. what do u expect at that weight? any breaks are probably the riders fault completely!
The Good: there very light and look mint, cuz they go skinny at the bottom, but stay big at the top.
The Bad: they are not very strong, some of my mates, like 4 or 5 of them all cracked and snapped them when they rode them.
The Good: i love mine. never had a single problem and ive had mine a little over 9 months. i got them because a friend had some (witch he has riden for over a year now) and im so glad i did. and i had to cut my steerer tube because it was to long. no cracks or bending.
The Bad: dropouts could be a bit bigger.
| Steer Tube Construction | Exclusive "Fit Flute" rust proof steerer tube |
|---|---|
| Leg Construction | Double butted and tapered legs |
| Dropouts | 3/8 |
| Colors | black and white |
| Weight |
1 lb 8 oz (680 g) |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Price | N/A |
| More Info | Fit website |
