Completely agree re. hydraulic bottom out. Every high performance fork should have that feature.
I’ve had a good experience with an DVO Emerald Boost fork but would not have included it in my top three in the category. I would certainly take the opportunity to revisit my experience.
I purposely carved out a hole for the PUSH coil system as in my brief experience it works exactly as advertised, has many spring rates available and is highly adjustable. To my knowledge none of the coil forks coming online now have similar rate tuneability? It is a good example of how progressivity of a coil fork can be adjusted without adding a ton of oil. Expensive, but I hope they make them available for for fork chassis.
One reader brought up adding oil to a coil fork (Ohlins as an example) to control rate but without a proper oil seal I’m sure it would just purge out the dust wipers under pressure.
Nov. 14, 2017, 8:20 a.m. - Andrew Major
Completely agree re. hydraulic bottom out. Every high performance fork should have that feature. I’ve had a good experience with an DVO Emerald Boost fork but would not have included it in my top three in the category. I would certainly take the opportunity to revisit my experience. I purposely carved out a hole for the PUSH coil system as in my brief experience it works exactly as advertised, has many spring rates available and is highly adjustable. To my knowledge none of the coil forks coming online now have similar rate tuneability? It is a good example of how progressivity of a coil fork can be adjusted without adding a ton of oil. Expensive, but I hope they make them available for for fork chassis. One reader brought up adding oil to a coil fork (Ohlins as an example) to control rate but without a proper oil seal I’m sure it would just purge out the dust wipers under pressure.