CONCLUSION The forks from French manufacturer BOS are among the best on the market for enduro and downhill. The Dizzy is the first fork for racers and impresses with its low weight and very good torsional rigidity. It responds sensitively and provides top traction. Due to the degressive characteristic curve, the easily noticeable compression damping is a good addition. The biggest drawback: there is no remote lever.
BIKE judgement VERY GOOD
Price 1090 Euro
Suspension travel¹/works specification 99 mm/100 mm
Weight¹ 1638 g
Info www.bosmtb.com
MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Setting options Spring stiffness via air pressure, rebound, compression
Lowering/platform No/yes
Max. Ø disc/weight limit 180 mm/no
Available shafts Taper
Available dropouts 15 mm
MEASURED VALUES¹
Installation length 507 mm
Torsional rigidity 26.4 Nm/°
Brake rigidity 190.2 Nm/°
¹BIKE measured values (weight may include thru axle and remote lever. Lefty incl. Lefty-4All adapter).
²The BIKE judgement is independent of price. It is made up of the six criteria and is based on rounded values. BIKE judgements: super, very good, good, satisfactory, with weaknesses, unsatisfactory.
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