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 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.

Vast improvement on the XCM front fork that came standard on my bike. Price was reasonable. Easy installation. Let’s see how it holds up.

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.

The fork mostly works fine. Mine arrived with the rebound adjustment knob not functional and loose. The bolt looked like it had been damaged before as if during assembly they were also struggling with it. I tightened up the bolt but now I cannot spin the knob to adjust rebound. So it’s stuck where it is. I have had good luck with these forks in the past. Might have just received a dud. Just make sure you’re fully inspecting these before you start sending em!UPDATE: 09-11-2021 A FEW WEEKS AGO I WAS CLEANING MY BIKE AND NOTICED A FEW SLIGHT CRACKS IN THE LOWERS OF THE FORK. I AM NOT SURE WHEN THESE STARTED OR IF THEY WERE THERE ALL ALONG. I AM NOT A HARDCORE RIDER. AND I HAVE NOT BEAT ON THESE FORKS VERY MUCH. THEY'VE GOT ABOUT 150 MILES OF MIXED USE ON THEM. LIGHT LOCAL DIRT TRAILS AND LOTS OF NEIGHBORHOOD RIDING. I HAVE HEARD HORROR STORIES OF THESE THINGS SNAPPING ON PEOPLE. I DO NOT WANT TO HAVE A STORY LIKE THAT OF MY OWN. I CAN NO LONGER RECOMMEND THESE AS THEY ARE JUST NOT SAFE. PLEASE SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY SOMETHING BETTER. IT REALLY IS A SHAME BECAUSE I DO LIKE THESE AND THEY MOSTLY WORK I JUST FEEL LIKE THE QUALITY IS NOT WORTH THE RISK.

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!

Muy buena calidad

I don't ride mountains. Just some rough gravel roads. But this made the bike much more controllable going down steep rough hills. I have probably ridden 200 miles since I installed it and it seems to be functioning just like newEdit 2/2/2025. I pumped these up to about 100 originally. I hadn't done anything but ride since then. I went to pump them up again after the winter and was approaching 100 and kaboom. The wiper was up to the top. But I didn't hear any leakage, and the forks were still up. Drove the wiper back in. So, I went for my ride. The next morning the wiper was at the top again and the forks were down. At that point I figured the seals of some kind were done so instead of using the fork pump I just hit them with the air hose at about 100 psi. Did a seven mile ride. It seems to hold air long enough for a ride but overnight leaks out.