BUCKLOS26/27.5/29 MTB Suspension Fork Travel 100mm, 28.6mm Straight Tube QR 9mm Crown Lockout Aluminum Alloy XC Mountain Bike Front Forks

These forks are so much better than my stock Schwinn Boudary forks. I did have a real bike mechanic mount them as measuring and cutting is involved. Wasn't to expensive and well worth making the change.

I bought this fork (29") to replace the fork on a Schwinn Twinn tandem bicycle. The Schwinn comes with a 26" tire, but the factory suspension fork allows the pedals to be way too close to the ground. I was tired of banging pedals and cranks on almost every turn. I bought these 29" Bucklos forks, which fit great and keep my pedals at a much better height, no more concerns with ground clearance now. An added bonus... these Bucklos' perform better than the factory Schwinn forks. Suspension movement is smooth and can be locked out and perform as a rigid fork if desired. The Bucklos decals didn't stay attached and kept peeling up, so I removed them without leaving any sticky residue behind. I think these are a great affordable fork option and I would buy them again!

Does the job , I had it installed on the Schwinn twinn tandem bike so my pedals wouldnt hit the ground in turns .

this front fork is very heavy, it leaks, there is no dampening and it is not very responsive going over short, abrupt bumps in the road. But....it is very cheap and it gives me great improvement compared to my solid steel front fork on my Radmission ebike. If you go from solid fork to this and don't mind the weight increase, I would totally recommend it. Honestly my rigid, stock fork was not even that much lighter.So, if you just want an upgrade from your solid fork.....go for it! You can't loose with this price.If you want to switch from your Rockshox to this one......don't do it! Hope this helped!

I took all the measurements first and for the 700C Schwinn Glenwood I chose the 27.5" forks. That is the correct choice. The Crown Race on the old forks had to be taken off and put on the new forks. There is no lower race on these forks. You would buy a 30mm ID Crown Race for these forks if you are installing a new one. This is a straight steering tube 28.6mm except for at the bottom where the Crown Race is installed. The forks work just fine. The steering tube was slightly longer and I prepared for that by buying a spacer kit on Amazon for cheap. I added only about 8mm of spacer to get the stem about 3/8" above the steering tube to start so that the top cap could be tightened and the forks could be adjusted correctly. The other thing you need is a new star installed in the steering tube. I had the Crown Race taken off the old forks and reinstalled on the new forks as well as the star installation done at the local bike shop. For that labor they charged me $29. They had the right tools and did it quick. The star was $5.00. Very nice forks. No rocking and clicking like the stock Glenwood forks which are junk with the plastic bushings worn out from the factory. These new forks actually work like forks. Tighten or loosen the preload so that the forks sag about 20% when you are sitting on the bike.

well what's there to say. The fork looks nice enough. it's a little on the heavy side but that's to be expected for a budget fork. I guess my biggest grip is it basically has no rebound control, it's a pogo stick. messing with the preload didn't change it much. Definitely has a clunk when it fully extends from being compressed. I kind of wish i would've sprang for the better one for probably not a lot more. I'm considering returning it.Otherwise it's ok for what it is. i basically bought it so my old bike wouldn't sit without a fork.

Great suspension forks. Bought a bike with locked out suspension and these work perfectly. Top of the stem was easy enough to trim for my bike as well!

This snapped while my son was riding it. Very thankful he was not injured as you can see it ended up in two pieces. This was purchased at the end of April and installed at the beginning of May. He has rode the bike maybe a dozen times in-between May and the end of July when it broke. My son is 13, 5'8 and around 115lbs.