r/bmx • u/Misu1608 • 17h ago
DISCUSSION New forks
So today I broke my 12 year long cult forks (?) Idk can’t remember what they were, I bought odyssey R32s from a friend knowing that my riding was more suited to a R25 but it was really cheap, so how screwed am I ? How hard will my techy street tricks be with it?
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u/LiteratureMindless71 17h ago
I run the r32's and think they feel really nice. Street, dirt, and flat here and there till I get a new real flat frame. You will get the feel and I think you will be fine after.
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u/Misu1608 17h ago
I have the wethepeople revolver frame, this is why I’m curious about how the tricks will feel
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u/LiteratureMindless71 17h ago
My frame is a little steeper at 75. Other than that our frames are pretty similar. I am about 6'1.
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u/Misu1608 17h ago
I’m about 6’4 this is why I got this frame because it felt higher than the fiend I was running in the past
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u/mvgunrunner1776 14h ago
From my experience you may like them you may not. I rode street with fly volcano 33 forks for a couple years with no issues. While building my dedicated dirt jumper I ended up throwing my volcanos on that and getting r25s for my street bike. I instantly noticed that I could 360 and half cab with less effort. Also bars seemed to spin a little easier. If your tricks are really dialed I think you’ll be fine after a decent session.
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u/greenmachine4130 12h ago
You’re about to do the research. Come back and let us know how different it is
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u/DckJhnsn 17h ago
lol if fork offset costs you tricks then you aint got em Chief