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Front Fork Or Seat Post Suspension

Probably neither. Instead learn to stand up when expecting bumps. Your legs will comfortably take the force of the impact, and it makes you more stable on the bike as you can adjust your position to ...
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Front Fork Or Seat Post Suspension

A suspension fork is likely not what you want here. They tend to be very well designed to deal with hard impacts of the front wheel (such as going off of a sudden drop or landing from a jump), but are ...
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Front Fork Or Seat Post Suspension

Maybe both. If you're worried about rough roads causing numb hands or sore wrists, front suspension is what will give the greatest benefit. For smaller, higher frequency, vibrations, the biggest tyres ...
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Front Fork Or Seat Post Suspension

Before answering strictly the question, two very important criteria: tires: large supple tires require less pressure at equal rolling resistance than narrow and rigid ones, and that can make a huge ...
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How to remove the lock lever on a 2020 Suntour NEX suspension fork?

I have had the same problem, the lock out lever does not "pop off" as everyone tries to tell you. This lock lever is attached to the gas strut inside the fork leg, no matter what you try the ...
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