ZTZ Mountain Front Fork Air Pressure Shock Absorber Fork Fork Bicycle Accessories Magnesium Alloy 26/27.5/29 Shoulder Control

They work very good. After local bike shop installed was able to notice the difference in the first minute. I have removed the stickers and now it looks so good.(Sorry no pic) Overall these are alot better then i expected . Now color match was a plus really like the orange!!

They work as a fork in this price point should. Haven’t had any issues yet.I make sure I use all the travel as I don’t want to bend the stanchions so they run a little soft but as I said, they work with no issues.

I wanted a lightweight air shock and not spend an arm and a leg.I commute to work 22 miles round-trip. I go over mainly streets but a lot of sidewalks bumps potholes some gravel some off-road and over sidewalks.My build is a budget Ebike build with awesome aluminum 29er fullsuspension bike. This fork and rear air suspension finished it.It is bright orange and burnt gold so I can be seen.You have to cut the steering stem to fit your bike. You can get a post cutter pretty cheap and Amazon also. Cut it by hand while you twist the tool and rotate it. Eventually it cuts off. You can YouTube search replace threadless mtn bike fork. Reuse your headset and bearings. Add more grease to the bearings.This airfork saved me about 3 lb compared to the coil oil fork my bike came with.It has adjustments to add air, preload but no rebound.Disc compatible.I set it for half preload to still absorb bumps and smoother ride. I have taken if off road by construction site and let the full travel absorb ruts, hard dirt, rocks and so on.To go full speed I Max out stiffness in the preload when I'm in flat roads and can get to 28 mile per hour with Ebike pedal assist.I do not do any downhill and because where I live has no real mountain bike trails with downhill track.Love it and it looks rad!

Opinion of a mountain biking dad with some years of enduro racing.These forks look great. Used them for an upgrade for my 9 year old’s bike. And they are an Ok semi upgrade from spring only forks. The action on them is quite stiff. It may be possible to improve that if my local shock service mechanic can service them. I saw some reviews saying they feel just like a fox shock. No, for me these were nothing like the feel of any of the air fox shocks I have used on 6 different bikes. They have no speed or rebound adjust so the only adjustment is the pressure you put in the fork and the lock out. These are fine for the cross county rider not too concerned about shock performance. If you ride rocks and drops with gusto, race enduro, down hill, free-ride, all-mountain, etc then target a price point 3x or higher and forks with more travel (these were just 100mm) for something you are likely to be satisfied with.

Just what I wanted. Had to cut it to fit my bike