There are two kinds of suspension mountain bikes: hardtails and full-suspension MTBs. Mountain bike forks are highly variable and adjustable to suit different rid… See more

A fork shock moves together with the front wheel because the fork shock directly connects to the front axle. In contrast, the rear shock indirectly links to the rear wheel, requiring o… See more

Understanding suspension kinematics concepts will help you understand how the different designs influence handling. Bike designers must optimize how the system responds t… See more

Take time to set up your suspension and adjust it regularly to ensure it performs how you need it to, and avoid damaging the components by bottoming out too frequently.… See more