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REVIEWS
Odyysey
Pro Flatland Fork
Review By: Jon Dudzinski
Flatland forks have a few unique features that make them very important and very different from a street fork. Certain things such as weight, welded on brake mounts and a low offset make flatland forks, well, flatland forks.
Odyysey kept these important features in mind while they created the Pro Flatland Fork for '02. This fork, in my mind, is the best thing that odyysey has ever come up with. This invention is better than even the famous 99er seat. So what's so good about it? Three words: life-time-warrenty. So now your thinking, "Oh boy, I can't wait to add 3 pounds to my bike," this isn't the case thanks to the very nice heat-treated technology. This fork, which weighs 2 lbs., 6 oz., is 3/4 to 1 pound ligter than all other forks. Nice. It also fits 3/8 axles and 14 mm axles with included adapters and has a buit-in headset compression system.
Concluding, the Odyysey Pro flatland Fork is a really nice investment. With a life time warrenty, adapters for the dropt outs and feather weight construction, I have no idea as to why you would go for any other fork.
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- Colors: black, chrome
- Basic Info: minimal offset, fits both 14 mm and 3/8 in. axles with included adapters, 4130 chromoly construction, built in headset compression system
- Weight: 2 lbs., 6 oz.
- $79.99 (www.flatlandfuel.com)
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