- MTMark T.Verified BuyerReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoVery unreal!
I’ve ridden a lot of forks over the years, but the Cane Creek Helm DJ stands out as one of the most confidence-inspiring suspension forks I’ve ever run on a dirt jumper. From the first session, the build quality and tuning range made it clear this fork was designed for serious riders who demand precision.
The 35mm stanchions give it a stout, planted feel on big hits, and it tracks beautifully through rough lips and sketchy landings. It’s incredibly tunable too — the independent high- and low-speed compression adjustments let me dial it in exactly how I like it, whether I’m boosting jumps at the local park or hitting techier slopestyle features. Even the air spring ramp-up feels smooth and predictable, with none of the harsh bottom-out some forks give you on flat landings.
Aesthetically, it looks just as premium as it performs. The matte black finish and subtle graphics are clean and understated — it doesn’t scream for attention, but it absolutely earns it when you’re riding.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for a dirt jump fork that balances plush small bump sensitivity with the stiffness to go big, the Helm DJ is worth every penny. It’s built to take abuse and delivers a pro-level feel without compromise.
- JJoshuaReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars8 months ago4 Stars
This fork is unreal! Truly an enduro fork for your dirt jumper! Super solid, shockingly supple, and dead quiet. The 27.5 lowers cause no issues for foot jams either which I was conserned about.
The only potential dealbreaker for some is the fork not being able to get stiff enough. I’m 130lb and running max pressure, and it’s about as soft as it can be without bottoming out on moderate flat landings. If you want it stiffer you’re out of luck. Dialing on tons of compression isn’t an ideal solution either.
If you read this Cane Creek I think it would be worth your time to run simulations of this fork with max pressure to see if the peak psi at bottom out exceeds what your enduro fork with max volume spacers was designed to withstand.
Overall an incredible fork for anyone who wants their suspension to move and is on the lighter side.
Helm DJ
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Helm DJ
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Este HELM DJ con descuento es un producto con imperfecciones.
Este producto está agotado hasta nuevo aviso.
Construido por nosotros – Construido para nosotros.
El Cane Creek Helm DJ combina el rendimiento probado, la fiabilidad y la resistencia del chasis del HELM MKII con un nuevo muelle de aire de recorrido corto optimizado para Dirt Jumps, Dual Slalom y conducción urbana.
Aspectos destacados:
- Preajustado a 90 mm de recorrido y un eje a corona de 483 mm para acomodar una rueda de 26″ sin cambiar la geometría de tu bicicleta de dirt jump
- Espaciado BOOST de 15 mm x 110 mm (pueden ser necesarios kits adaptadores adicionales para compatibilidad)
- Barra guía de 35 mm
- Hecho a mano por ciclistas en Fletcher, NC
Nota: Todas las ventas de Helm DJ son finales.
Los pedidos que incluyen suspensión se fabrican por encargo y se envían en 5-10 días.
Suspension is built to order, ships in 5-10 days
30-Day returns
Free US shipping on orders $150+
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- MTMark T.Verified BuyerReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoVery unreal!
I’ve ridden a lot of forks over the years, but the Cane Creek Helm DJ stands out as one of the most confidence-inspiring suspension forks I’ve ever run on a dirt jumper. From the first session, the build quality and tuning range made it clear this fork was designed for serious riders who demand precision.
The 35mm stanchions give it a stout, planted feel on big hits, and it tracks beautifully through rough lips and sketchy landings. It’s incredibly tunable too — the independent high- and low-speed compression adjustments let me dial it in exactly how I like it, whether I’m boosting jumps at the local park or hitting techier slopestyle features. Even the air spring ramp-up feels smooth and predictable, with none of the harsh bottom-out some forks give you on flat landings.
Aesthetically, it looks just as premium as it performs. The matte black finish and subtle graphics are clean and understated — it doesn’t scream for attention, but it absolutely earns it when you’re riding.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for a dirt jump fork that balances plush small bump sensitivity with the stiffness to go big, the Helm DJ is worth every penny. It’s built to take abuse and delivers a pro-level feel without compromise.
- JJoshuaReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars8 months ago4 Stars
This fork is unreal! Truly an enduro fork for your dirt jumper! Super solid, shockingly supple, and dead quiet. The 27.5 lowers cause no issues for foot jams either which I was conserned about.
The only potential dealbreaker for some is the fork not being able to get stiff enough. I’m 130lb and running max pressure, and it’s about as soft as it can be without bottoming out on moderate flat landings. If you want it stiffer you’re out of luck. Dialing on tons of compression isn’t an ideal solution either.
If you read this Cane Creek I think it would be worth your time to run simulations of this fork with max pressure to see if the peak psi at bottom out exceeds what your enduro fork with max volume spacers was designed to withstand.
Overall an incredible fork for anyone who wants their suspension to move and is on the lighter side.
- MTMark T.Verified BuyerReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoVery unreal!
I’ve ridden a lot of forks over the years, but the Cane Creek Helm DJ stands out as one of the most confidence-inspiring suspension forks I’ve ever run on a dirt jumper. From the first session, the build quality and tuning range made it clear this fork was designed for serious riders who demand precision.
The 35mm stanchions give it a stout, planted feel on big hits, and it tracks beautifully through rough lips and sketchy landings. It’s incredibly tunable too — the independent high- and low-speed compression adjustments let me dial it in exactly how I like it, whether I’m boosting jumps at the local park or hitting techier slopestyle features. Even the air spring ramp-up feels smooth and predictable, with none of the harsh bottom-out some forks give you on flat landings.
Aesthetically, it looks just as premium as it performs. The matte black finish and subtle graphics are clean and understated — it doesn’t scream for attention, but it absolutely earns it when you’re riding.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for a dirt jump fork that balances plush small bump sensitivity with the stiffness to go big, the Helm DJ is worth every penny. It’s built to take abuse and delivers a pro-level feel without compromise.
- JJoshuaReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars8 months ago4 Stars
This fork is unreal! Truly an enduro fork for your dirt jumper! Super solid, shockingly supple, and dead quiet. The 27.5 lowers cause no issues for foot jams either which I was conserned about.
The only potential dealbreaker for some is the fork not being able to get stiff enough. I’m 130lb and running max pressure, and it’s about as soft as it can be without bottoming out on moderate flat landings. If you want it stiffer you’re out of luck. Dialing on tons of compression isn’t an ideal solution either.
If you read this Cane Creek I think it would be worth your time to run simulations of this fork with max pressure to see if the peak psi at bottom out exceeds what your enduro fork with max volume spacers was designed to withstand.
Overall an incredible fork for anyone who wants their suspension to move and is on the lighter side.
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- MTMark T.Verified BuyerReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoVery unreal!
I’ve ridden a lot of forks over the years, but the Cane Creek Helm DJ stands out as one of the most confidence-inspiring suspension forks I’ve ever run on a dirt jumper. From the first session, the build quality and tuning range made it clear this fork was designed for serious riders who demand precision.
The 35mm stanchions give it a stout, planted feel on big hits, and it tracks beautifully through rough lips and sketchy landings. It’s incredibly tunable too — the independent high- and low-speed compression adjustments let me dial it in exactly how I like it, whether I’m boosting jumps at the local park or hitting techier slopestyle features. Even the air spring ramp-up feels smooth and predictable, with none of the harsh bottom-out some forks give you on flat landings.
Aesthetically, it looks just as premium as it performs. The matte black finish and subtle graphics are clean and understated — it doesn’t scream for attention, but it absolutely earns it when you’re riding.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for a dirt jump fork that balances plush small bump sensitivity with the stiffness to go big, the Helm DJ is worth every penny. It’s built to take abuse and delivers a pro-level feel without compromise.
- JJoshuaReviewingHelm DJI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars8 months ago4 Stars
This fork is unreal! Truly an enduro fork for your dirt jumper! Super solid, shockingly supple, and dead quiet. The 27.5 lowers cause no issues for foot jams either which I was conserned about.
The only potential dealbreaker for some is the fork not being able to get stiff enough. I’m 130lb and running max pressure, and it’s about as soft as it can be without bottoming out on moderate flat landings. If you want it stiffer you’re out of luck. Dialing on tons of compression isn’t an ideal solution either.
If you read this Cane Creek I think it would be worth your time to run simulations of this fork with max pressure to see if the peak psi at bottom out exceeds what your enduro fork with max volume spacers was designed to withstand.
Overall an incredible fork for anyone who wants their suspension to move and is on the lighter side.
Helm DJ
Hecho a mano por ciclistas
Combinado con la fuerza y el rendimiento comprobados del chasis Helm MKII, y optimizado para aplicaciones de salto de tierra, slalom dual y conducción urbana.
“Construimos esta Horquilla porque queríamos montar Helm en nuestros saltadores de tierra, y es increíblemente genial” – Sam Anderson, Gerente de Marca.
Conjunto de Volumen de Aire Helm DJ
Nuestra nueva unidad de volumen de aire Helm DJ (derecha) tiene un ajuste fijo de volumen de aire para 90 mm de recorrido, a diferencia de nuestra unidad estándar de reducción de volumen de aire (izquierda) para Helm MKII, donde el volumen de aire es ajustable.
Reducción de viajes
Los Helm DJ están preajustados a 90 mm de recorrido. Utilizando cinco grandes espaciadores de reducción de recorrido (negros) y tres espaciadores estándar de reducción de recorrido Helm MKII (rojos), podemos optimizar el recorrido y el volumen de aire para aplicaciones de Dirt Jumping.
Información adicional
Especificaciones del producto
2140g
35mm
Preajustado a 90 mm.
Chasis de 27,5" diseñado para usarse con una rueda de 26".
65 mm de ancho por 714 mm de alto
Espaciado Boost de 15 mm X 110 mm
483 mm
44mm
Atornillable
Negro mate con calcomanías plateadas metálicas
Recomendaciones para la configuración de Helm DJ
Presión de aire – Entre 95 y 125 psi según el peso del ciclista y la preferencia de hundimiento / altura de conducción.
Rebote – Entre 5 y 10 clics desde cerrado debido al aumento de la presión de aire.