New fork and front wheel

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and quality is great. Nothing has broken from my park/street riding and its been about a year for me now. I fully recommend them! Hope I helped & good luck with your setup!

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and ...more

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and quality is great. Nothing has broken from my park/street riding and its been about a year for me now. I fully recommend them! Hope I helped & good luck with your setup!

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Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and ...more

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and quality is great. Nothing has broken from my park/street riding and its been about a year for me now. I fully recommend them! Hope I helped & good luck with your setup!

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bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

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No problem! Regarding offset forks, I know that Odyssey makes other forks with offset, but it really is personal preference. With an offset, the bike becomes more "under your body" making it easier to do stuff like nose manuals, hang fives, and other stuff involving front wheel balance. That's why it's more useful for flatland and maybe street. Offset makes the bike feel more responsive, but maybe even a little TOO responsive, that's why many park/dirt/street riders use no offset.

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and ...more

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and quality is great. Nothing has broken from my park/street riding and its been about a year for me now. I fully recommend them! Hope I helped & good luck with your setup!

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bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

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Oh, the Odyssey R32 forks I have are 32mm offset, and I love it for street!

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and ...more

readybmxer wrote:

I'm not very good with wheels, but I have the Odyssey R32 Fork, and it's awesome! I know riders like Chase Hawk ride them, and quality is great. Nothing has broken from my park/street riding and its been about a year for me now. I fully recommend them! Hope I helped & good luck with your setup!

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bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

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readybmxer wrote:

Oh, the Odyssey R32 forks I have are 32mm offset, and I love it for street!

readybmxer wrote:

Oh, the Odyssey R32 forks I have are 32mm offset, and I love it for street!

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Thanks man ! You really helped clarify what the offset ment and i really like the look of the odyssey r32 forks I might have to go pick them up !!!

bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks ! What offset is good for street ?

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readybmxer wrote:

Oh, the Odyssey R32 forks I have are 32mm offset, and I love it for street!

readybmxer wrote:

Oh, the Odyssey R32 forks I have are 32mm offset, and I love it for street!

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bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks man ! You really helped clarify what the offset ment and i really like the look of the odyssey r32 forks I might have ...more

bmxtap123 wrote:

Thanks man ! You really helped clarify what the offset ment and i really like the look of the odyssey r32 forks I might have to go pick them up !!!

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Sure thing dude! Have fun & ride safe!

a bunch of locals including me run the primo n4fl, its a really solid hub, perfect for grinding and really strong

bmxsteve99 wrote:

a bunch of locals including me run the primo n4fl, its a really solid hub, perfect for grinding and really strong

bmxsteve99 wrote:

a bunch of locals including me run the primo n4fl, its a really solid hub, perfect for grinding and really strong

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Im buying a complete wheel I don't know how to lace wheels lol

bmxtap123 wrote: https://www.danscomp.com/products-PARTS/353305/Odyssey_R-Series_Fork.html what about these rather than the r32 ?

bmxtap123 wrote: https://www.danscomp.com/products-PARTS/353305/Odyssey_R-Series_Fork.html what about these rather than the r32 ?

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The Odyssey R-Series forks come in two offsets, 25mm and 32mm, hence R25 and R32.

Offset refers to how far forward your front wheel is from your frame.

Bringing your wheel in closer will make it feel more responsive, turning will be twitchier and front wheel tricks will be easier to get in to. If you want this, get the R25.

The R32 will have a traditional feel, is more stable at high speed and is less likely to toss you over the bars.

bmxtap123 wrote: https://www.danscomp.com/products-PARTS/353305/Odyssey_R-Series_Fork.html what about these rather than the r32 ?

bmxtap123 wrote: https://www.danscomp.com/products-PARTS/353305/Odyssey_R-Series_Fork.html what about these rather than the r32 ?

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transition_chris wrote:

The Odyssey R-Series forks come in two offsets, 25mm and 32mm, hence R25 and R32.

Offset refers to how far forward your front ...more

transition_chris wrote:

The Odyssey R-Series forks come in two offsets, 25mm and 32mm, hence R25 and R32.

Offset refers to how far forward your front wheel is from your frame.

Bringing your wheel in closer will make it feel more responsive, turning will be twitchier and front wheel tricks will be easier to get in to. If you want this, get the R25.

The R32 will have a traditional feel, is more stable at high speed and is less likely to toss you over the bars.

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So the "r series fork" is the r 32 if I buy it in 32 mm offset and if I buy it in 25mm offset it's the e 25 ..... Okay thanks I really like the feel of my bike I assume my stock offset is 32mm

bmxtap123 wrote:

So the "r series fork" is the r 32 if I buy it in 32 mm offset and if I buy it in 25mm offset it's the e 25 ..... Okay thanks ...more

bmxtap123 wrote:

So the "r series fork" is the r 32 if I buy it in 32 mm offset and if I buy it in 25mm offset it's the e 25 ..... Okay thanks I really like the feel of my bike I assume my stock offset is 32mm

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Yeah, I bet it is.

bmxsteve99 wrote:

a bunch of locals including me run the primo n4fl, its a really solid hub, perfect for grinding and really strong

bmxsteve99 wrote:

a bunch of locals including me run the primo n4fl, its a really solid hub, perfect for grinding and really strong

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bmxtap123 wrote:

Im buying a complete wheel I don't know how to lace wheels lol

bmxtap123 wrote:

Im buying a complete wheel I don't know how to lace wheels lol

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there is a primo n4fl complete wheel

Wow that wheel looks sick ! It has integrated hub gaurds aswell thanks everyone for the advice you really helped me out !!!

bmxtap123 wrote:

Wow that wheel looks sick ! It has integrated hub gaurds aswell thanks everyone for the advice you really helped me out !!!

bmxtap123 wrote:

Wow that wheel looks sick ! It has integrated hub gaurds aswell thanks everyone for the advice you really helped me out !!!

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just know that with a steeper offset, although its easier to get into nose based tricks, its harder to stay in them, just like with chainstay length. But yeah, r series forks wont let you down, and i ran the v1 of the primo hub for ages and it always ran smooth. The alloy guards got deformed onto the shell though, but that wont happen with the v2 due to the plastic guards.

I used to ride the zx but changed my color scheme so it's a spare wheel now. I never had a single problem with it though. I'm riding the drop v2 currently and it has had zero issues. It is a heavier fork than a lot on the market but I don't care about weight. I got the drop v2 cause the dropouts seem thicker than most and it's been holding up well