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flag Dirt-HQ
Posted: Nov 9, 2008 at 7:21 Quote
Anyone interested in watching a video with Elmar from SRAM talking about the new 2010 BoXXer range?

http://dirtmag.co.uk/news/category/videos/dirt-tv2010-boxxer-forks/dirt-1234153.html
flag stryke
Posted: Nov 9, 2008 at 7:29 Quote
im more intrested in how much they cost and when i can buy it
flag mrpercussive
Posted: Nov 9, 2008 at 9:12 Quote
was thinking of one of these new babies for my chumba... but just bought some goodies and am a lil broke for a while... Oh well... my current boxxer is still fine... XD
flag comacruz
Posted: Nov 9, 2008 at 9:19 Quote
beautiful....will be looking at those for a new ride later on
flag pbuser102331
Posted: Nov 9, 2008 at 9:25 Quote
such a shame its a dual crown fork,wonder if the maxle light will fit my totem along with the new mission control and rebound.
flag Dirt-HQ
Posted: Nov 10, 2008 at 6:19 Quote
stryke wrote:
im more intrested in how much they cost and when i can buy it

The Sram guys at the press camp reckoned they'll be available on Jan 5th 2009. The price is likely to be 15% more than the current BoXXers.
flag m47h13u
Posted: Nov 10, 2008 at 7:08 Quote
It's too bad I can't fit one of these on my Reign X, because I'm so tempted to buy one.
flag AmirB
Posted: Nov 10, 2008 at 7:18 Quote
m47h13u wrote:
It's too bad I can't fit one of these on my Reign X, because I'm so tempted to buy one.

why would you put a boxxer on an AM/FR bike? its meant for DH racing
flag jettj45
Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 5:43 Quote
Dirt-HQ wrote:
stryke wrote:
im more intrested in how much they cost and when i can buy it

The Sram guys at the press camp reckoned they'll be available on Jan 5th 2009. The price is likely to be 15% more than the current BoXXers.

Why would they come out with them so early, didn't they just release the 09 model like a couple months ago...
flag morewhitenoise
Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 6:08 Quote
m47h13u wrote:
It's too bad I can't fit one of these on my Reign X, because I'm so tempted to buy one.
im thinking of putting one on my intense ss
no problems with doing so...
flag stryke
Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 6:46 Quote
good job on buying a "slopestyle" bike to put dual crowns on

why didnt you just buy a socom?
flag morewhitenoise
Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 6:52 Quote
stryke wrote:
good job on buying a "slopestyle" bike to put dual crowns on

why didnt you just buy a socom?
why dont you just stop telling me how i want to ride my bike.
i dont use it for slopestyle, i use it for dh and all mountain. a socom is over kill for me, and i cant put my seatpost up on a socom and go for an xc ride now can i.
i go to the alps every year and find 160mm forks to be too little travel but the frames 6.5 is plenty in the rear, so a DC fork is a sensible option.
i wouldnt nec. ride with it on all the time, but it would make my bike plough dh just a little bit better.
ever heard of rider preference? dont attempt to lecture me on my purchase.
flag stryke
Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 6:53 Quote
rider prefrence? people who know what they ride buy a bike suited to it, not a bike what looks cool
flag morewhitenoise
Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 7:21 Quote
stryke wrote:
rider prefrence? people who know what they ride buy a bike suited to it, not a bike what looks cool
Right, you clearly didnt read what i just said.
I use my bike for DH and AM. i go to france once a year to ride in the alps and feel that it would handle it alot better with more travel up front. UK trails are also suited to a shorter travel bike and i like my bikes small. if you need proof that a ss will take a DC fork look at intense CRC team, they rode the SS at seaotter with travis's. my bike is suited to what i ride, and it looks cool. i dont know why im justifying myself to you retard, but i have done. and to the guy with a reign, go for it a dc would be fine on your bike.
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Posted: Nov 11, 2008 at 20:22 Quote
im prob gonna get the team seeing as how they will be amazing this year
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