Dual Crown Forks

Loomer said:

Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am asking
dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good dual
crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just hucking and
freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

Check the reviews at mtbr.com.

Greg

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Loomer said:

Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am
asking dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good
dual crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just
hucking and freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

Check the reviews at mtbr.com.

How do you think he ended up with a santa crud?

JD

Loomer said:

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

888R or Shiver or Dorado.

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Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am asking
dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good dual
crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just hucking and
freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

Thnx..

I've been very happy with the Super T on my Bullit.

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Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am asking
dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good dual
crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just hucking and
freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

I use a Jr.T on mine, never had any problems:

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Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am asking
dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good dual
crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just hucking and
freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

Thnx..

Here is the scoop.

If you want durability go with anything Marzzochi.

If you want tuneability get a boxer race. You will be fixing
it more often.

If you want a little of both. Get a Manitou sherman If you
have the cash. Get the Dorado. But to put a Dorado on a bike
like a bullit is real overkill. You wouldn't be able to
appreciate the Dorado on a bike like that.

There are other good forks out there. I could go on. It
sounds like you need to ride for a bit on something before
you make a choice. You need experience before you know
what you want.

TJ

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Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am asking
dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good
dual crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just
hucking and freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

Thnx..

Here is the scoop.

If you want durability go with anything Marzzochi.

If you want tuneability get a boxer race. You will be
fixing it more often.

Wah? My Super T is plenty tuneable.

Mike

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Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am
asking dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good
dual crown fork

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it? I don't plan on racing just hucking and freeriding.
Jr T? Super

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Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

I use a Jr.T on mine, never had any problems:

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I found a used 2002 Jr T... is that the year and model you
have? Are those 8" rotors on your fork? Anyone have problems
running 8" rotors on a 02 Jr T?

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Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am
asking dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.

So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good
dual crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just
hucking and freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?

I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.

Thnx..

Here is the scoop.

If you want durability go with anything Marzzochi.

If you want tuneability get a boxer race. You will be
fixing it more often.

Wah? My Super T is plenty tuneable.

Mike

It is very tunable. Boxxer would be cheaper, and break more.
Does this years Super T have adjustable lower clamp? The
point that I failed to make is that RS is much less durable
than Marzzochi.

TJ

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> Thanks for all the help people and I am sorry I am
> asking dumb questions about the Bullit but I am new.
>
> So I got the bullit almost done. What would be a good
> dual crown fork for it? I don't plan on racing just
> hucking and freeriding. Jr T? Super T? Boxxer?
>
> I am just looking for advice and personal experiences.
>
> Thnx..
>
>
Here is the scoop.

If you want durability go with anything Marzzochi.

If you want tuneability get a boxer race. You will be
fixing it more often.

Wah? My Super T is plenty tuneable.

Mike

It is very tunable. Boxxer would be cheaper, and break
more. Does this years Super T have adjustable lower clamp?
The point that I failed to make is that RS is much less
durable than Marzzochi.

Well that's true. Yes the 04 is adjustable at the lower
clamp. The 03 with cryofit is available for $699 which is
about the same as the RockSux.

Mike

TJ said:

It is very tunable. Boxxer would be cheaper, and break
more. Does this years Super T have adjustable lower clamp?
The point that I failed to make is that RS is much less
durable than Marzzochi.

This may be true of other RS models, but I can't say I've
heard of many Boxxer problems. Certainly no less than the
'zocchi equivalents.

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TJ said:

It is very tunable. Boxxer would be cheaper, and break
more. Does this years Super T have adjustable lower
clamp? The point that I failed to

make

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is that RS is much less durable than Marzzochi.

This may be true of other RS models, but I can't say I've
heard of many Boxxer problems. Certainly no less than the
'zocchi equivalents.

I know a number of folks with Boxxer problems that have
swithced back to Marzocchi.

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I found a used 2002 Jr T... is that the year and model you
have? Are

those

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8" rotors on your fork? Anyone have problems running 8"
rotors on a 02 Jr

I use a 2002 model. Its as plush as a big fat cadillac on
the trails. Yes, that is an 8" rotor on the front brake.
No problems.

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