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Konalized Big Stinky or Specialona Stinkhit. No doubt rides awesome either way. Made in the USA is a bold move that should be supported though. Shows Neko is not just in it for the Dollas. Dude cares. Hope to see all hundo sell out quick for him.

The main rule to be a judge in Rampage is you must have competed in Rampage. Have any of you???

I agree the timing on this review seems dated. As someone who has been employed by a major suspension manufacturer, and footwear developer, pink bike is absolutely a pay for position website. I currently on 5 DVO forks. 3 Onyx SC D1’s, 1 Onyx DC, and the third Emerald to leave their assembly line. All of these forks function perfectly still. This company makes products that feel incredible and lasts a really long time. They are very adjustable and can go to toe to toe with any fork out there. The OTT system works really well for most riders. I have no doubt that what Seb ran into as an issue is real. That being said, if an end-user ran into this in the real world there is no doubt that through adjustments this can be resolved. The company is very easy to work with and the folks are highly tunable by the end-user unlike many other forks out there. The overall quality of the internals of these forks are far superior comparatively. The lack of OE spec is because building cheap enough to spec products has proven problematic and the company obviously focuses on higher end suspension. I for one love the bold green, because it lets me see from a far who is serious enough to put quality components on their bicycle. I don’t blame DVO for their response. If I were a company who sent their product to reviewed, only to have it reviewed a year later and in a poor light. I would react the same way.

I had a brand new Specialized carbon rim melt far from my exhaust just recently. Quite a shock to me as it was in the same position my old specialized carbon rim sat for years with no problem. I was on a two week trip with a cramped ride schedule, and as far as I could tell, this trip was going to be shot as of day one. Miraculously came across a 28h front rim from these guys. Built it up, and with the suggested nipple washers figured it would be two weeks of having to stink eye spoke tension and true the rim. I have beaten them consistently from Moab to Virgin now and I keep checking for break in. This thing is rock solid! Feels incredible riding and holds lines smooth and stress free. Seems to exhibit all the good traits of carbon rims except with a bit more compliance and the bit of extra weight puts my mind at ease about structural integrity. My trip was saved by an American company making parts right here in America that I could get my hands on right now. I’ll be buying a rear wheel to match from them soon. Happy to give these guys my hard earned money and go about enjoying my life. Yes they are expensive but most worthy mountain bike equipment is. If they end up going from bike to bike they’ll become more of a value with every ride.