Offset Effects

[dpnelson31]

I've been looking into Zero offset forks quite a bit.
I've read they affect nose manny's and such, but how about tailwhips? Is the 10 mm change the weight distribution enough to make a whip any harder/easier?
You can lock this after an answer if it makes you angry.

 

[parrish]

it makes getting into nose mannys a little easier, and throwing front scooterflip/bris is a little easier, but overall it makes riding less stable and unless you ride just flatground i wouldent get one
and do you live anywhere near atlanta?

 

[brody01134]

if you want a zero offset fork get one from sz or off dsa

 

[dpnelson31]

I'm thinking for the DSA Cambo.
I live in Braselton man. It's Straight up I85.
I'm probably 35 minutes from
Downtown.

 

[parrish]

what do you ride?
like what kind of terrain?

 

[dpnelson31]

I ride street and park. I've ridden the Inward No Offset and I liked those a lot.

Are you in Atlanta?

 

[Isaac Coy]

I switched from my inward zero to a striker and i truely felt no difference. I would go for the inward, it lasted me a longgg time and i put it through hell.

 

[dpnelson31]

It's pretty cool. My buddy has one in raw, gets ugly because it rusts.
The Cambo is the same price (after buying ICS) and billet anything is always strong.
I'll let you know. Maybe I'll do a review since nobody has done one

 

[J SWEETS]

dont buy a cambo, they have a thread on forktube that you have to glue down. Its not worth it. The inwards are much, much better imo. They last a long time and they look alright.

 

[dpnelson31]

Even when you buy threadless?
I read about this screwing fork tube or whatever. It has a lock screw, does it not?