26/27.5/29 Travel 120mm MTB Air Suspension Fork, Rebound Adjust 1 1/8 Straight/Tapered Tube QR 9mm Manual/Remote Lockout XC AM Ultralight Mountain Bike Front Forks

Great budget forks. A good upgrade over cheaper model Suntour's. Air can leak out after filling when you remove the air pump. Be fast when removing it. One leaking psssssssst of air = 25 lbs. The fork is not as robust as fox or rockshoxs. So don't buy them if you think you are going down a black diamond trail with them. You won't live to tell the tail. They do shudder a bit but is to be expected for the price you pay. If you want a fork for fun and don't do anything crazy they are a good option.

La suspensión se queda clavada y no retorna. La he usado en 6-8 salidas.Es muy poco tiempo para que de problemas.Me imagino debe haber garantía con el fabricante.Además en la foto se ve como se despinta el color naranja de la horquilla.Espero me puedan dar solución.

Upgraded from a stock Zoom spring fork on Mongoose Blackcomb. This fork has a few more mm of offset and is maybe 1/2 inch taller, so not affecting geometry in any major way. It's also a little lighter than the stock fork. Rebound works great. Performance difference is noticeable. Overall I'm very pleased for the amount of money spent. I'm sure a Fox 36 is fantastic but this is nothing to shake a stick at. Also I'd like to note that according to some youtube sources, the Bucklos is the 'better' of a few cheap forks (~$130) available on Amazon - at least for a 26" mtb with 120mm of travel. Stickers came off easily. No buyers remorse.

Nice forks for the price, they are very light and comfortable on the road.

I put this on my Origin8 Amarok XLT, which started out as a rigid fork fat tire bike. I'm running it with a Kenda Booster Pro 29x2.6 inch tire. The tire fits but there is not enough room for a fender between it and the tube strap. The fork has a little flex to it, but not more than I expected. I weigh 230 lbs and am running the fork with 100 psi, which gives me around 3/4 of an inch preload when I sit on the bike. I have the rebound set to the second to slowest setting, which works nicely for me on mild to medium trails. I have the stiffness set to the second from loosest click. This fork works nicely for the riding that I do. I have only been running it for a few weeks now so I can't speak to longevity, I will come back and edit this if I have any problems in the future.