So im getting a streetsweeper, i was looking for a good do-it-all 50/50 split for DJ and Street and ended up getting convinced on the SS Now Im still trying to figure out a fork, Im stuck between a Float 36 or a Circus Expert (both at 80mm ofcourse) How does the SS handle with each fork? Opinions on which one?
Either fork will ride/feel great. The Circus is the better value of the two. It's debatable, but I have found the Float to be the more durable of the two.
So im getting a streetsweeper, i was looking for a good do-it-all 50/50 split for DJ and Street and ended up getting convinced on the SS Now Im still trying to figure out a fork, Im stuck between a Float 36 or a Circus Expert (both at 80mm ofcourse) How does the SS handle with each fork? Opinions on which one?
Its wierd but I actually ride more park and street than dirt now and Im on the cryptkeeper but either frame you choose will work for everything, pretty versatile frame, The cryptkeeper is rad cuz it allows for all disciplines to be shredded, but its nice knowing that it can kill it on dirt too, but hold its own on the streets and park
Oh and as for a fork, I found the argyles work great on these frames and they are also alot cheaper than the float and circus and can be lowered very easily, mine has been holding up pretty well considering
So im getting a streetsweeper, i was looking for a good do-it-all 50/50 split for DJ and Street and ended up getting convinced on the SS Now Im still trying to figure out a fork, Im stuck between a Float 36 or a Circus Expert (both at 80mm ofcourse) How does the SS handle with each fork? Opinions on which one?
Its wierd but I actually ride more park and street than dirt now and Im on the cryptkeeper but either frame you choose will work for everything, pretty versatile frame, The cryptkeeper is rad cuz it allows for all disciplines to be shredded, but its nice knowing that it can kill it on dirt too, but hold its own on the streets and park
Oh and as for a fork, I found the argyles work great on these frames and they are also alot cheaper than the float and circus and can be lowered very easily, mine has been holding up pretty well considering
Yeah, where are you finding argyles cheaper than $300?
So im getting a streetsweeper, i was looking for a good do-it-all 50/50 split for DJ and Street and ended up getting convinced on the SS Now Im still trying to figure out a fork, Im stuck between a Float 36 or a Circus Expert (both at 80mm ofcourse) How does the SS handle with each fork? Opinions on which one?
Its wierd but I actually ride more park and street than dirt now and Im on the cryptkeeper but either frame you choose will work for everything, pretty versatile frame, The cryptkeeper is rad cuz it allows for all disciplines to be shredded, but its nice knowing that it can kill it on dirt too, but hold its own on the streets and park
Oh and as for a fork, I found the argyles work great on these frames and they are also alot cheaper than the float and circus and can be lowered very easily, mine has been holding up pretty well considering
Yeah, where are you finding argyles cheaper than $300?
Its wierd but I actually ride more park and street than dirt now and Im on the cryptkeeper but either frame you choose will work for everything, pretty versatile frame, The cryptkeeper is rad cuz it allows for all disciplines to be shredded, but its nice knowing that it can kill it on dirt too, but hold its own on the streets and park
Oh and as for a fork, I found the argyles work great on these frames and they are also alot cheaper than the float and circus and can be lowered very easily, mine has been holding up pretty well considering
Yeah, where are you finding argyles cheaper than $300?
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