BUCKLOS 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

Bucklos, ztz, bolany, they are all the same and they are all great Forks. Don't buy into the crap from the YouTubers who are bashing them just because they're trying to get a sponsor from one of the big bike companies. These Forks do anything that you need them to do and they do it well. I ride Black Diamond Trails regularly, not to mention all of the urban free ride I do around my neighborhood hucking 5-ft drops to Flat concrete. No problems. Great forks for the price, but this price is going to be going up and we all know why. You should buy now

I just picked up a Specialized Rock Hopper Elite a few weeks ago and on the maiden voyage realized that I did not like the Rock Shocks (Judy) installed on the bike. I parused a few options on Amazon and settled on these shocks (I have a set of them on my 29'r as well). The factory installed shocks have a travel of 120mm and these are 130mm. They give the front of the bike a little more lift and that, paired with a new bar stem, gave me a more backward-sitting stance that moved my body more towards the center/back of the bike, instead of feeling like I was going to go over the handlebars. I love the trigger mounted lock-out feature on these shocks. No more letting go of the handlebars and trying to feel my way to the lockout lever-dial on the shocks. Just the flick of the lever and my shocks either lock out or go full suspension. Very nice. I was on a ride yesterday and the shadow on the trail I thought was a leaf ended up being a stump. And these shocks probably prevented me from doing an endo and landing on my face. Instead I piled into the front of the bike and it bounced me back onto the seat. My knee, however, was less than pleased...Good price for a very good shock. Highly recommend.

I like these so far. Like the feel of the air suspension. Only have 50 commuter miles. Feel nice and light. Look real good. Like better than the stock Suntours that came on my Giant 29er. Time will tell on how they hold up. Would give five stars if there was some instructions. Not sure what pressures to use or even what the red knob at the bottom is for. Lots of trial and error setting up.Update: I have about 2k miles commuting and some serious mountain bike riding completed. Had a friend who knows his stuff help me set them up before the mountain bike race. I didn’t do well, the bike and rider were NOT up to it, but the shock performed perfectly. Front stayed planted even though my hard tail bounced uncontrollably. (I bought a real FS Mtn bike since) I removed the lockout cable since I never used it. Still used for commuting, a great buy in my experience.

The Bucklos Air Fork came with everything and although had been USED it holds air and adjusts like new....that said was it rode hard and put back on the shelf? Time will tell.Schwinn AL Comp bike rebuildThe 2022 Schwinn's fork was already frozen,heavy and just hurting the overall riding experience. (Actually the whole bike was (until...)The main reason for this project bike? It was sold to me so cheap I had to save it from the scrap yard.It is now a much more capable ish 27.5 Gravel/MTB which I did not own.Besides the terrible stock Schwinn fork upgrade....the list below was worn out and replaced with budget Amazon supplied parts:Bottom bracket, upper/lower FUNN headsets were *upgraded to sealed bearings.1XF Crank setFlat AL. Pedals720mm Al. light-handlebar & 60mm stemCorkie clamp on gripsAdjusted and optimized all for about 200.00 $.Is: 1x8 Deckras 34t (was> removed 3x7 spd front deraileur and chainrings)Lastly (TBD) >Add Hydraulic Brake set or maybe a boat anchor.Note: the stock rear brakes don't stop when adjusted optimally? I have tried some others with no better results.The bike that keeps giving....giving me work.

Ordered a 26 inch and I received this fork and had it installed before realizing that it was a 27.5 fork. Upon communication with bucklos, I was told that it was compatible with the bike and would be ok (it is, but it isn't a 26 fork). The added height slacks out my head angle more than I prefer and also it makes the front end light on climbs. The customer service seemed to indicate that there were no 26 inch forks and that they were all, in fact, 27.5. There is no paperwork or info on the box to indicate size. Buyer beware in that regard.Customer service - boo.Also - the post mount spacing is 75mm... which is not standard. Had to file my caliper to fit it.So I returned the 27.5 fork that was wrongly sent and they sent me a 26... which is marked as such and is clearly made for a 26 wheel. But... it only has 100mm of travel. Lame! I am sure we have all heard "you get what you pay for" well with this, I would argue ypu don't even get that.

I have a Haro Double Peak 29 sport that came with a Vaxa 28 Spring fork. Entry level. I wanted to upgrade my fork to air suspension but my local bike shops were quoting me $300+. Went with this one and it is amazing. Love the ride, so smooth and much different. I feel like I have much better control. The remote lock out is great switching back and forth. Only rode it for about an hour but took it on some of my regular runs and I definitely enjoyed it much more.

Lightweight & functional changed the dynamic of the bike...I also bought the headset to match & everything working smooth as butter! For the cost this cant be beat on a budget!