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LOL I hear that! They sure are not cheap and way!Big Bird wrote: How about a price reduction? I want one, but I can not have it.
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Comparable to every other "top of the line" fork out thereBig Bird wrote: How about a price reduction? I want one, but I can not have it.
IntenseRdr wrote: LOL I hear that! They sure are not cheap and way!
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Hahaha. Yeah i know. Got the '12 DH40.Big Bird wrote: How about a price reduction? I want one, but I can not have it.
IntenseRdr wrote: LOL I hear that! They sure are not cheap and way!
bturman wrote: Comparable to every other "top of the line" fork out there
Not really the air fork kinda guy. But im sure the Dorado rides well.
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Comparable? Don't they cost $2700? What other fork besides say, an Avalanche, if they are still in business, compares to that price? I'm not a Fox fan, so I'm not up on their prices, but I don't think that they're asking that much yet. I still very much want one. I've got other examples of the other two generations of Dorado, which I got used. The 7" hucker fork pretty much sucks. It's still harsh after removing as many shims as I dare. But my OG first year version is amazing. I got it used and tuned for hucking by someone who never hucked, except to body case, and detuned it myself. I'm not sure if it's back to stock or not, but with only six inches of travel, it feels as bottomless as my Boxxer World Cup.Big Bird wrote: How about a price reduction? I want one, but I can not have it.
IntenseRdr wrote: LOL I hear that! They sure are not cheap and way!
bturman wrote: Comparable to every other "top of the line" fork out there
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Nah. They retail for $1700. Currently available online for $1350.IntenseRdr wrote: LOL I hear that! They sure are not cheap and way!
bturman wrote: Comparable to every other "top of the line" fork out there
Big Bird wrote: Comparable? Don't they cost $2700? What other fork besides say, an Avalanche, if they are still in business, compares to that price? I'm not a Fox fan, so I'm not up on their prices, but I don't think that they're asking that much yet. I still very much want one. I've got other examples of the other two generations of Dorado, which I got used. The 7" hucker fork pretty much sucks. It's still harsh after removing as many shims as I dare. But my OG first year version is amazing. I got it used and tuned for hucking by someone who never hucked, except to body case, and detuned it myself. I'm not sure if it's back to stock or not, but with only six inches of travel, it feels as bottomless as my Boxxer World Cup.
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