Posts: 25
Joined: 5/27/2013
Location: Lockport, NY USA
Alright, so first post as a newbie, whewh. Haha. Anyways, I've heard and read around on here that the Mission React/Response cassette hub uses Odyssey internals. Is this true? Has anybody ever tried it out themselves? Also can anybody recommend me forks considering I bent mine pretty well?
To grind, or not to grind?
Posts: 860
Joined: 9/16/2013
Location: Chandler, AZ USA
Not odyssey but joytech.
Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it. (Ecclesiastes 12:7 KJV)
Sold to: storeboughtchild,Maximusbikes,cro tec,Showtime402,Kevinbrock338,dktechethan,Robinson79
Traded: livefreeordie2332(x2), Aebasher.
TXT Me (480)340-7551
Posts: 13033
Joined: 7/13/2007
Location: Hanover, PA USA
Moderator
The Mission React hub uses Odyssey internals (Joy Tech technically, since Joy Tech makes several different hubs that companies just re-brand Including Odyssey's Hazard hub)
So yes, Odyssey internals will fit it, but ONLY the Odyssey Hazard internals. None of the Odyssey Antigram internals will fit it.
As for forks, Odyssey/Sunday are your best bet.
The Bike | Instagram | Vimeo | Second Vimeo | YouTube | LATEST EDIT!
Posts: 84
Joined: 8/21/2014
Location: Everett, WA USA
S&m pitchforks xlt.
Strong, light, lifetime warranty, made in the USA.
http://www.sandmbikes.com/product/forks/pitchfork-xlt/
Posts: 13033
Joined: 7/13/2007
Location: Hanover, PA USA
Moderator
a Swedish Lie wrote:S&m pitchforks xlt.
Strong, light, lifetime warranty, made in the USA.
...more
S&M are not lifetime warranty anymore, haven't been for a couple years now.
The Bike | Instagram | Vimeo | Second Vimeo | YouTube | LATEST EDIT!
Posts: 84
Joined: 8/21/2014
Location: Everett, WA USA
Posts: 13033
Joined: 7/13/2007
Location: Hanover, PA USA
Moderator
a Swedish Lie wrote:That's really gay... Nothing is anymore? How long is it?
Dammit, I thought I replied to this last night but I guess it didn't get through.
Anyway, it's only for a year now, but if you break something after a year is up, they'll at least offer you crash replacement discount.
Sunday, Odyssey, Cult (Only once though, I think), and a few other companies still do lifetime warranty though. Not many though.
The Bike | Instagram | Vimeo | Second Vimeo | YouTube | LATEST EDIT!
Posts: 84
Joined: 8/21/2014
Location: Everett, WA USA
sundaybmxRR wrote:Dammit, I thought I replied to this last night but I guess it didn't get through.
Anyway, it's only for a year now, but if ...more
Yeah I went and looked it up. I wonder how much they discount you for the crash replacement. I guess its better than nothing but definitely changes how I feel about s&m. so is Fits' 4130 stuff under the same warranty?
I'm going to have to start looking more at odyssey and Sunday stuff.
Posts: 13033
Joined: 7/13/2007
Location: Hanover, PA USA
Moderator
a Swedish Lie wrote:Yeah I went and looked it up. I wonder how much they discount you for the crash replacement. I guess its better than nothing ...more
I think it's anywhere from 30% to 50% off. I know the other month my friend talked to them about his broken pitchforks that were years old, and they were gonna give him crash replacement for $80 or $90. And a few years ago, I talked to Fit about crash replacement for my Fit Indent 19mm cranks since the splines were super fucked and they offered me a fresh pair for $75 which is almost half, so yeah.
And yeah Fit is, I know for sure if you break a Fit frame you can get crash replacement/full warranty and get an S&M frame in return, and vice versa. Not sure about parts though.
But yeah Odyssey/Sunday stuff is legit, the 41 thermal parts anyway in my opinion at least.
The Bike | Instagram | Vimeo | Second Vimeo | YouTube | LATEST EDIT!
Posts: 25
Joined: 5/27/2013
Location: Lockport, NY USA
I think I'm gonna try my luck with the Odyssey r25's. Any reviews?
To grind, or not to grind?
Posts: 13033
Joined: 7/13/2007
Location: Hanover, PA USA
Moderator
Sketchy McGee wrote:I think I'm gonna try my luck with the Odyssey r25's. Any reviews?
Excellent warranty, great quality, very strong. Get them.
Of course Brayden_Buckingham will chime in here saying not to get them because they're overrated which is a retarded reason to not get forks. They're good, get em.
The Bike | Instagram | Vimeo | Second Vimeo | YouTube | LATEST EDIT!
Posts: 25
Joined: 5/27/2013
Location: Lockport, NY USA
Sketchy McGee wrote:I think I'm gonna try my luck with the Odyssey r25's. Any reviews?
sundaybmxRR wrote:Excellent warranty, great quality, very strong. Get them.
Of course Brayden_Buckingham will chime in here saying not to get ...more
Alright haha thanks man 
To grind, or not to grind?
Posts: 3030
Joined: 3/8/2012
Location: water, GBR
Sketchy McGee wrote:I think I'm gonna try my luck with the Odyssey r25's. Any reviews?
sundaybmxRR wrote:Excellent warranty, great quality, very strong. Get them.
Of course Brayden_Buckingham will chime in here saying not to get ...more
Or maybe ill be the one to do that?
Or i could just say look on other fork threads for the usual endless argument......
But yeah, wtp still offers a lifetime warranty
NEW Bike check
That InstaGram ting - @EddiMundo
Raw Clips Edit
KriB Life YouTube channel (Click on the pic!)
Posts: 924
Joined: 6/28/2014
Location: Cornland, NE USA
Posts: 2520
Joined: 2/26/2012
Location: Reynoldsburg, OH USA
Idk why i didn't comment but the mission react is solid, mine is still kicking almost 3 years and two owners later
Refs:tomdon x4,Xxohioanxx,BigCurn, Don't remember the rest
Posts: 79
Joined: 6/4/2014
Location: CA, USA
The R25s are great, I've been on mine since last spring and haven't had any issues, odyssey forks are not just hype, they are as good as people say lol
