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[Review] ODYSSEY Pro Dirt
by bikerbcs | 10 Feb 2006 10:21 am
I got the Odyssey Pro Dirt fork last school year.
I was riding at the skatepark and over flew a box jump and bent my GT forks in half so I rode back home chopper style! I was lucky enough to get a hold of the Autumn camo version to match my autumn camo civilians that I had for some time before that. They are infact the best forks that I have ever had and would recommend them to anyone.. IMO they are the best forks on the market right now. They have taking a good beating over the last year, Been trying toothpicks and there have been many times were the fork would get hung up on the ledge but there still looking nearly as good as the day I got them. 4130 chromoly, .065 thick tubing with 1-1/4" diameter legs, 6mm thick dropouts, extra thick steerer tube, built in pre-load system w/ hollow bolt. 41 Thermal process for extra strength. 20x1-1/8" (45.3 oz)
They are really strong forks but remain rather light.... And not to bad of a price either
Cons:
I honestly cant think of any..
Pros
+ Strong
+ light
+ cheap
+ lifetime warranty
+ comes with dropout spacers so you can switch down to 3/8 if you want.. etc.. ....
Yeah a really good think about them is the Lifetime warranty. If they bend or break odyssey will replace them so another reason why you really dont have anything to lose... The lockdown bolts that come with these things are beefy and strong as hell unlike other forks...I cant give these forks anything other then a 10/10.
Go get em.
Costs: around $85 USD
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