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Old 08-10-18 | 12:17 PM
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HTupolev
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Originally Posted by andycook
Why do I want to lock the front shocks when riding on smooth roads?
Some people get an annoying amount of front-end suspension bob if they don't lock their forks. If you don't get lots of bobbing, then it might be reasonable for you to never lock out the fork. Do what works for you.

So I have to pull over and unlock if I want to ride on uneven terrain or the road gets bumpy?
You shouldn't need to pull over.

The lockout is usually a lever at the top of a fork stanchion. You should be able to reach it while riding, if your bike fits.
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