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Will_ Liked a reply to forum topic Modern Inverted Single Crown Forks
7/10/2026 11:56am
About 550g heavier than edge so you will probably feel it. It is only about 200g heavier than the flash 35 so I will most likely not notice the weight. Thanks for your feedback. Can't wait to send it on my new drop. https://photos.app.goo.gl/uihuHUg3gFd45yPw5 ----------------------- Need a place to store your suspension tunes or keep track of parts maintenance forecasts? https://MTB-Tracker.com
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Ondrej Staněk Added a reply to Modern Inverted Single Crown Forks
7/10/2026 10:10am Definitely. It’s more precise. It’s also more stable thanks to the extra weight—like a tank 
The Edge is a bit more playful, while the 38 is for the rough stuff in the bike park. But I got used to the 38 quickly, even on tight, technical trails where you really have to work the bike. The only thing was...
The Edge is a bit more playful, while the 38 is for the rough stuff in the bike park. But I got used to the 38 quickly, even on tight, technical trails where you really have to work the bike. The only thing was...
Ondrej Staněk Added a reply to Modern Inverted Single Crown Forks
7/10/2026 6:00am I'm using a 15mm axle. The fork isn't fully broken in yet. The action isn't quite as buttery-smooth as my older Edge, but I'm sure it will loosen up. I have the medium spacer installed, so it's more progressive, which suits me well. Stiffness is perfect; it performed great yesterday at the bike park on the more aggressive DH trails...
Ondrej Staněk Added a reply to Modern Inverted Single Crown Forks
7/8/2026 12:13pm I switched from the Edge to the 38, and the difference in lateral stiffness is pretty significant. Of course, the added weight is noticeable too—it took me a little while to get used to it. But I don't notice it anymore, not even on sharper, more technical sections. It goes exactly where I point it, without hesitation