I am planing to buy a dh Bike for it's geometry and long travel on the rear,buy a bigger casette,install a dropper ,and swap the fork to an enduro one (170-180)
If your gonna go single crown, don’t go for anything less than 180mm, otherwise it’ll mess up the geo. Also you’ll need a fork with larger stanchions as dh bikes are slacker and put more force on the fork.
@UCVIDeS0c1GggyXuZSVpWBeQ the bike is a Scott voltage fr 720 , the main reason is that the head angle is so big ,and puts și much pressure on the head tube ,i have many friends who have the voltage ,but older models and they broke their bikes the same way ,and i've also found the same information on different online forums .The bike is from 2016 and comes with 200 mm front and 190 rear ,I want to buy a Rockshox Lyrick (180mm) to be sure that te bike won't break.:)
@@everydayriding7396 the older Scott voltage bikes came stock with single crown forks as they are free ride bikes. The 2016 Scott voltage fr 720 is fine with dual crown forks as it came stock with them, but if you have a different model like the fr 710 then single crown forks would be recommended. The 720 would also be great with a single crown fork
The bead tube he is using is a hybrid head tube between a tapered fork and a straight fork before doing this you should confirm that you have a hybrid head tube first
Umm, it’s a tapered head tube. Tapered head tubes can take straight 1 1/8” forks with the correct bottom bearing. It’s not called a “hybrid head tube”. Dh forks have straight steerer tubes so you don’t require a tapered head tube. You are completely wrong.
@@by_motokariya_tomoyabut other than à 1 1/8 to 1 1/2 adaptér, i can use my headset that i have on my tapered fork, right? I dont need any other thing
The bike is solid and my Ebike conversion went great. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Very smooth ride at 30mph with no problems (135 miles ridden so far). The picture is a bit deceiving - there is WAY less space in the center of the frame than it shows. The suspension connection takes up the entire thing. So I needed to attach my battery on the bottom of the frame and my controller on the top. Instructions for assembly were lacking but honestly it wasn't too hard to figure out even though I have very little bike knowledge. Watched some youtube videos on adjusting the disk brakes but that was it. Still, I am loving it and very happy with the purchase.
Really depends on the wheel size of your bike and your personal preference. For me, I like to run 200mm travel, 27.5 wheels and 40mm stanchions. Either air or coil fork.
The crown came with the downhill fork. And I bought the stem saprely. *You can fit most of the Direct Mount Stem to any downhill fork as long as the bolt holes match together.
I would never do this ...,especially if that frame isnt even made for double crown forks you could break your headtube.. If you need more travel for the trails you are riding with just buy an downhill bike...or work on your technique.
@@user-yq2tq5eo4u Not every frame..,and a double crown fork has other strain recommendation on your frame,than an normal fork,so it is possible to break your frame. I know there a some models from Santa Cruz which are allowed to ride them with DH Forks but their just the exception..thats why we have proper dh bikes and enduros, I dont think you are allowed to put an 160mm fork on an race hardtail.
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Only People With Lots of Money to spend on can Afford this type of Upgrades, Thumbs up to you Sir.
Afford is realtive ... and depends on what you are willing to do without , or time to wait..
I been wondering the difference 😂
Dual crown forks make the bike 10x cooler 😎👌
Yes that's true but it makes the bike 10x heavier
it looks so nice after putting on the dual crown fork
I am planing to buy a dh Bike for it's geometry and long travel on the rear,buy a bigger casette,install a dropper ,and swap the fork to an enduro one (170-180)
If your gonna go single crown, don’t go for anything less than 180mm, otherwise it’ll mess up the geo. Also you’ll need a fork with larger stanchions as dh bikes are slacker and put more force on the fork.
@UCVIDeS0c1GggyXuZSVpWBeQ the bike is a Scott voltage fr 720 , the main reason is that the head angle is so big ,and puts și much pressure on the head tube ,i have many friends who have the voltage ,but older models and they broke their bikes the same way ,and i've also found the same information on different online forums .The bike is from 2016 and comes with 200 mm front and 190 rear ,I want to buy a Rockshox Lyrick (180mm) to be sure that te bike won't break.:)
@@everydayriding7396 the older Scott voltage bikes came stock with single crown forks as they are free ride bikes. The 2016 Scott voltage fr 720 is fine with dual crown forks as it came stock with them, but if you have a different model like the fr 710 then single crown forks would be recommended. The 720 would also be great with a single crown fork
@@YourRealMotherwhat whould happen if i put 200mm downhill forks on my 150mm all mountain bike?
Darn. I should've bought a downhill fork... well, next salary then
Omg, thanks I've searched everywhere and finally, a dual crown installation.
This guy is very underrated.
Don’t do this to your trail bike 😂
@@franticfrancis9710 yeah do this to your Xc hard tail instead lmao
@@googleuseraxel9893 imagine 🤣🤣
The bead tube he is using is a hybrid head tube between a tapered fork and a straight fork before doing this you should confirm that you have a hybrid head tube first
Umm, it’s a tapered head tube. Tapered head tubes can take straight 1 1/8” forks with the correct bottom bearing. It’s not called a “hybrid head tube”. Dh forks have straight steerer tubes so you don’t require a tapered head tube. You are completely wrong.
awesome vid. short and to the point.
Boxxer rc 2016 o mz 888 cr 2014? Debate cual es mejor, seria bueno si me ayudan a decidir gracias
Is IT ok If i dont have that type of stem?
Can I do this in my rockrider st 530 s ? The thing that connects the handlebar and the fork is a bit different from yours
Oh yeah if u can help I would be hugely appreciative
How do I fit one with a tapered head tube? Is there anything I need for the straight tube to be put Into the tapered head tube
Any tips what hub or wheel set is compatible for Dnm usd-8?
Man your bike looks sick
Wow your bike is so beautiful
Man, i love this
Great vid man
I'm having a problem mounting an old axle to this new zoom fork set up, what do I need? New hubs? Can I use my hubs with skewers?
zoom forks are awful
Looks sick
I have a question:
the double suspension does limit your turning width?
Please answer cause I need asap your advice
Super brō
Hi what frame is it? I can't indentify it, thank you
Hello, the frame is Commencal meta am 1.
Btw tires are 27.5 I think 2.8 w
Hi dude what was the spacer you put between the top of the head tube and the dual crown?
My downhill fork hits the wheel when fully compressed 😢
So dangerous
then set it up correctly!!
That's impossible, either it hits it all the time, or never.
good stuff. what did you use to convert or make fit the 1 1/8 Steer tube on boxer to fit the 1.5 inch tapered headset of the frame?
did you use a crown race adaptor? if yes, what kind?
@@dae3xt reverse components has one.. also, you will need either a downhill wheel that takes a 20mm axle, or a converting kit for your 15mm hub
Keren
You skipped a step at 1.35 , the suspension became uneven, somehow you fixed it. How?
You just need to loosen the top crown and pull the stanchions down and there u go
how you convert the the crown below ?
Hi I got a quick question can any downhill stem fit on to a downhill forks
I dont know if this is okay, but can you really put Straight tube in a tapered frame ? Im new to this so any help would be appreciated
Yes you can, as long as you install a straight to tapered headset adapter in the fork.
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@@by_motokariya_tomoyabut other than à 1 1/8 to 1 1/2 adaptér, i can use my headset that i have on my tapered fork, right? I dont need any other thing
Yes, you can use your current headset
How many inches are you're front suspension
Definetly 200mm like most other decent double crown forks.
The bike is solid and my Ebike conversion went great. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Very smooth ride at 30mph with no problems (135 miles ridden so far). The picture is a bit deceiving - there is WAY less space in the center of the frame than it shows. The suspension connection takes up the entire thing. So I needed to attach my battery on the bottom of the frame and my controller on the top. Instructions for assembly were lacking but honestly it wasn't too hard to figure out even though I have very little bike knowledge. Watched some youtube videos on adjusting the disk brakes but that was it. Still, I am loving it and very happy with the purchase.
Oh hell yeah that is sickk!
Which downhill fork size is better for mountain cycle
Really depends on the wheel size of your bike and your personal preference.
For me, I like to run 200mm travel, 27.5 wheels and 40mm stanchions.
Either air or coil fork.
DHR in the front????
Can I do it on a fork? 120mm?
How can I get a triple crown? Any website I can order one?
Look up fox 40 or rockshox boxxer
Whats with teh axal to crone hight. This is higher than on an enduro fork. Not that goog
WOW!
What do u call the stuff that u put on top of it where u attached the handle bar? Thanks
I guess you are talking about the TOP CROWN?
@@by_motokariya_tomoya the one that u mounted on the top crown for the handlebars. @1:39
It's a Direct Mount Stem, or you can call it downhill Stem.
@@by_motokariya_tomoya aight. You bought it together with the crown? I mean are they the same brand? Or the whole fork is a set
The crown came with the downhill fork. And I bought the stem saprely.
*You can fit most of the Direct Mount Stem to any downhill fork as long as the bolt holes match together.
Ride Test on Climb????
Bike bonita
That Safe setup or no?
how to put 1 1/8 to tapered pipe? ......error?
Must have used a crown race reducer that he forgot to mention in the instructional. Gotta get the right one to fit your headset.
Did it improve the ride?
It does improve the downhill experience... But not for uphill
Can you answer my question about zoom forks?!!! Is there a way to mount a regular 26" wheel and axle?
Sorry Sir, I never owned a Zoom Fork
Hello good, sorry for my Google translator English but I would like to ask you, can I install a Downhill suspension to any Bicycle?
Yes! You can!
What Travel lyrik ?
160mil
Get yourself a stand bro make life a lot easie
Can you do this change to any bike or no?
Logically...You COULD do this to any mountain bike as long as it has a straight or bigger steering tube.
Good day sir, can I have your old one😅
Sorry, I just sold my old bike🙏
You did it wrong ... Your stanchions are not aligned
I would never do this ...,especially if that frame isnt even made for double crown forks you could break your headtube.. If you need more travel for the trails you are riding with just buy an downhill bike...or work on your technique.
Every frame can take +2cm from what you get, so you can lower double crown to 180mm
@@user-yq2tq5eo4u Not every frame..,and a double crown fork has other strain recommendation on your frame,than an normal fork,so it is possible to break your frame. I know there a some models from Santa Cruz which are allowed to ride them with DH Forks but their just the exception..thats why we have proper dh bikes and enduros, I dont think you are allowed to put an 160mm fork on an race hardtail.
@@Robipalusaable not 160 but you can put 20mm + or - so if its 100 you can put 120 or 80mm
@@user-yq2tq5eo4u If it is allowed from the manufacturer you can do that. Not every frame is the same
@@Robipalusaable yea but you can add 2cm on every frame it will not crack i was riding 3 frames like that and they are not cracked
I got so lost in the video editing I had to keep rewinding 🧈
What size bolts if it for direct mounts cos I used the ones from my old normal stem but was too small