Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 
Nope keeping the sx. sorry, haven't been logged in for a while 
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jpold
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Jan 12, 2010 at 11:38
Jan 12, 2010 at 11:38
Hey Grant, Happy New Year to you too!
The Lyrik at 160mm would probably feel great for downhilling, but it would be a bit tall/slack for any sustained pedaling/climbing. The nice thing with the 2-step is that you can drop it to 115mm and it totally steepens the bike and gets your weight over the front for climbing. I had the fork on my Pitch and briefly on my Enduro and I would just drop it for XC rides or climbs and then put it back to full travel to enjoy the downs. You can just reach down and flick the 2-step lever while you're riding. It's a pretty versatile fork.
Hope that helps,
Jamie
The Lyrik at 160mm would probably feel great for downhilling, but it would be a bit tall/slack for any sustained pedaling/climbing. The nice thing with the 2-step is that you can drop it to 115mm and it totally steepens the bike and gets your weight over the front for climbing. I had the fork on my Pitch and briefly on my Enduro and I would just drop it for XC rides or climbs and then put it back to full travel to enjoy the downs. You can just reach down and flick the 2-step lever while you're riding. It's a pretty versatile fork.
Hope that helps,
Jamie
Feb 7, 2012 at 14:41