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| Pros | Super super plush! Stiff, relatively cheap compared to other Fox forks. Breeds confidence on the trail. | | Cons | No travel adjustment | | Verdict | I've put about 400 XC country miles on a Vanilla 140 and so far so good. I would definitely recommend this fork | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Stiff fork, Simple Reliability, Easy Adjustment, Super supple | | Cons | Sort of a pain to get the different weight coil springs, but it's worth it. | | Verdict | This a simple, yet amazing fork, almost no stiction, soft thru all the travel, and as durable as hell. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | The Vanilla is a very responsive fork. Easily adjustable for travel. The lock out works great on long climbs. Along with adjustable rebound and compression, it's like butter over the small stuff. Like roots aren't even there. I have truly tortured this fork on some pretty big stuff, yet not a hitch. Great XC fork. | | Cons | none | | Verdict | If you are looking to upgrade to a fork with 80-125mm travel for XC, this is your fork. It can handle just about anything. I have this fork on a Rocky Mountain ETSX-70 and love it. | | Recommended for: Experienced XC riders |
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