Thought I would do this poll here, to see if the results are different than on the other forum.

http://www.cyclingforums.com/t65213-15-2.html

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umm, dude i think you forgot the storck stilletto 330 - 340g, and stiffer than almost any other fork out there in that weight. what is the stiffness of the all the above mentioned forks including the storck's

Sorry Spytech, I can't edit the poll to add the Storck.
I thought you would know the stiffness of the Storck....

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I voted Sub-3 because I like it the most of all the forks listed that I have used (Muscle, Ouzo Comp and Pro, Look HSC3 and Time).

I have a Stiletto Light, but not assembled The Beast yet to comment

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That's a good experience record! Any thoughts on the delamination issues on the AlphaQ mentioned in the other forum (until that post I had only heard good things).
I voted WoundUp (all carbon) because it's what I ride, I find it very stiff/responsive/durable for a bigger rider, and I prefer straight blade.

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My Mrs calls me my very own test review at work...little does she know..actually she knows it all, and just shrugs...I'm a lucky guy!

I have never seen any delamination problems, I use a 1" in one bike, and 1 1/8" in another and both have been good. The 1" dates back to their Bay Area days (1997), and neither uses that stupid glue in star nut, they just use decent wedges carefully positioned.

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the stiffness of the storck fork was mentioned, i tried to look for it but can not find the post. but i do know it was mentioned here, florian might have given the actual number - if so florian we need you on this one, maybe we can include more forks in the vote (can it be added/edited?)

Stifness (N/mm):
Stiletto 51.5
Stiteltto light 39.5
Easton EC90SL 45.5
Easton EC90SLX 33.8

Thanks for the info. seems like the storcks are the stiffer forks

why weren't any of the Mizuno forks put on the list?

I thought only to start the poll as a comparative one to the other forum, then I added a few forks.
I can't list every fork!
The way it's going it looks very balanced as it is....
If enough people really think one fork is missing and superior, we could do a new poll in a few weeks with the added forks, because I cannot add items to the poll itself, sorry.

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"Gimondi è un eroe umano, che viene sconfitto ma che continua la sua corsa fino a tornare a vincere." - Enrico Ruggeri

Oenk, do you have stiffness data on any of the other forks?

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"Gimondi è un eroe umano, che viene sconfitto ma che continua la sua corsa fino a tornare a vincere." - Enrico Ruggeri

Profile Design AC 38.2
Reynolds Ouzo Pro 40.1
Bontrager Triple XLite 38.7
Time Millenium 44.3
Isaac Muscle 35.5
Scott CR-1 36.5

Frankie-B has offered to update the poll list.
I asked him to add:

Storck Stiletto/Stiletto Light
Scott CR-1
Kuota Sintema
Kestrel EMS Pro
Cannondale Slice
Mizuno/Pesenti
Giant TCR
Serotta F-2

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"Gimondi è un eroe umano, che viene sconfitto ma che continua la sua corsa fino a tornare a vincere." - Enrico Ruggeri

My Scapin came with an Advanced Carbon fork and I have liked it just fine. So when I went shopping for a fork for my new Dean Ti frame I looked at all the high-end names and then bought a new carbon/carbon Advanced Carbon for $125 on eBay. I might switch later. But only if I take the official Weight Weenie vow (my vow of cheapness stands first at the moment).

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