Is this fork worth it for leisure off road?
01-22-18, 02:48 AM
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Is this fork worth it for leisure off road?
Lixada Ultra-light 26" Mountain Bike Oil/Spring Front Fork Bicycle Accessories Parts Cycling Bike Fork
That fork on amazon.
I don't plan on doing any big jumps or hitting bit obstacles with this fork. Mainly just riding around in unregular terrain. I was mind blown by the price.
That fork on amazon.
I don't plan on doing any big jumps or hitting bit obstacles with this fork. Mainly just riding around in unregular terrain. I was mind blown by the price.
01-23-18, 06:52 AM
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It's awfully low-end. What brand and model bike are you planning to put it on? Are you trying to convert a frame not originally designed with suspension in mind? Personally, I'd rather have a rigid fork at that price point.
01-23-18, 11:07 PM
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I was thinking on putting it on the 2014 Trek 3500 series 3.
I had a feeling it might be low end because of the price. Mainly the 100m travel and having features like lockout caught my eye, but I'm not too good when it comes to finding out which forks to buy or not.
I had a feeling it might be low end because of the price. Mainly the 100m travel and having features like lockout caught my eye, but I'm not too good when it comes to finding out which forks to buy or not.
