Why?

What difference does it make?

The resurrection of this thread didn't hurt me, and, in fact, I plan on following a link in this thread and learning something.

On second reading, I think I misunderstood huerro, and I don't know that I understand him now. :)

I followed the David Moulton link and it made for a good read.

David Moulton thinks curved forks absorb road shock and vibration better than do straight forks.

Intuitively, that seems probable, but I wonder if any objective tests exist to measure the vibration and shock dampening of different frames, materials and design features.

When I read the so-called road tests in magazines, I really get nothing more than the author's subjective impression, and many times it sounds suspiciously like hype.

So am I going to get sued for copyright infringement for quoting this?

seriously!?

you resurrected a three year old post to make a lame joke?

No a Spammer resurrected the thread,
and No, I doubt e-RICHIE©™® is going to take legal action against you, atmo.

marty

*squirts you in the face with joke lapel flower*