DT Swiss OPM O.D.L 29" cross country fork test

Peter Nilges

 · 02.09.2015

DT Swiss OPM O.D.L 29" cross country fork testPhoto: Georg Grieshaber
DT Swiss OPM O.D.L 29" cross country fork test
The test result and the technical data of the DT Swiss OPM O.D.L 29" from the Cross Country suspension fork test can be found here...


CONCLUSION The new OPM, including the quick-action remote lever, is the lightest of the cross-country forks and also offers the highest torsional rigidity. Thanks to the new seals and the completely new inner workings, it is significantly more sensitive than its predecessor. The strong progression effectively prevents bottoming out even without switchable compression damping.


BIKE verdict SUPER


Price 859 Euro
Suspension travel¹/works specification 100 mm/100 mm
Weight¹ 1663 g
Info www.dtswiss.com


MANUFACTURER INFORMATION


Setting options Spring stiffness via air pressure, rebound, compression
Lowering/platform No/yes
Max. Ø disc/weight limit 210 mm/130 kg System weight
Available shafts Taper
Available dropouts 15 mm


MEASURED VALUES¹


Installation length 510 mm
Torsional rigidity 28 Nm/°
Brake rigidity 194.4 Nm/°

  DT Swiss OPM O.D.L 29"Photo: BIKE Magazin DT Swiss OPM O.D.L 29"  Just like the Magura, the DT Swiss OPM has a high progression towards the end of the suspension travel. However, this starts much later, which means that the suspension travel can be utilised better.Photo: BIKE Magazin Just like the Magura, the DT Swiss OPM has a high progression towards the end of the suspension travel. However, this starts much later, which means that the suspension travel can be utilised better.


¹BIKE measured values (weight including thru axle and remote lever where applicable. 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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