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| Bike I ride: | transition trail-or-park, banshee morphine |
| Favorite Trails: | anything fast and flowy |
| Products Recommended: | Banshee Morphine | Banshee Rune |
| Companies Supported: | Banshee | Transition |
I've been riding the KS i900 with the lever under the saddle for the last 6 or 7 months with not a single problem at all. no sag or anything. just consistently working... i dunno, just my experience with the KS 
amazing riding, incredible trail. some sick camera work too! song is The Hard Road - Hilltop Hoods. I think it's some sort of remix though 
they are dirty rock hard rims laced to hope pro2 hubs =] 
well say it ain't so! i thought they just kinda of conglomerated into anonymous, but guess not!
Lulzsec is disbanded.... 
Crankworks should move to the XGames style format, where for final runs, the first place rider and the second place riders swap, so that the first place guy has to do his best run because second place could still beat him. that way the last run of the comp is actually exciting 
you know who rules?! you! yaaay!
there is also a remote version if you want to be able to adjust your seat on the fly a lot easier.. it does add a cable though obviously
thats the ks i900 without the remote! i have the same one on the same frame =] they are super fun, and really worth it for this kind of bike 
To the OP, Manitou Dorados are laterally very stiff due to the larger "legs" of the fork (the inverted part), but because of the lack of an arch, they are not very stiff tortionally. however! they are designed this way so they track the ground more naturally, just like a dirtbike. You will never notice them flex on the trail, but you will notice how your front end feels pretty well glued to the ground. Thats why they were the most popular and sought after fork of their time (circa NWD 4). 
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May 10, 2011 at 0:31