Enzo Sub-Tanks

c3011
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Perrysburg, OH, USA
Edited Date/Time 6/29/2013 12:16am
Does anyone still use the Enzo sub-tanks and were they worth the $$$?
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anniebertzak
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Southern California, CA, USA
6/28/2013 6:15pm
Had ENZO sub-tanks on my 2003 YZ 125 and I loved them. Ross and company are really switched on group of people and have worked with all different types of riders and skill levels. Personally I like their stuff and they are willing to work with you to make it right.
racerx217
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6/28/2013 6:35pm
when twin chambers came out they went away
slipdog
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Nor Cal, CA, USA
6/28/2013 7:11pm
Yes, the work well on twin chambers also. They give the fork a more progressive feel and some people don't like that, similar to the new air forks.
6/28/2013 8:09pm
I had them on a couple bikes and they were great.

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bullpen658
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Fresno, CA, USA
6/28/2013 8:53pm
I was told by a knowledgable guy (trust me, I'm from the internet) that it wasn't worth the money if you had one of newer bikes because they suspension is so damn good bone stock. He said they still make it more plush and better but the coin is kinda pricey and unless you're fast (or rich) enough to be buying A-kit shit, save your coin for gas and race entry fees. I had Enzo revalve my 2011 and it is AMAZING. The biggest improvement was to the shock in my opinion. The thing just soaks up bumps and makes them disappear. Crazy.
Brent
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Temecula, CA, USA
6/29/2013 12:16am
I had a chance to try them on a CRF 450 at Cahuilla, back to back with an identical bike without, and the difference was pretty significant, they soaked up the small chop and square edges like they weren't even there.

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