Bike Rear Suspension at Brooke Maas blog

Bike Rear Suspension. Suspension nerd seb stott talks through the process of fine tuning your suspension for the perfect balance of support and suppleness. There are so many different designs that most riders can’t name (let alone explain) them all. Here i’ll go through all the major layouts — and a few. So what do developing mountain bikers need to know? Compare features, pros and cons of different models from rockshox, cane creek, marzocchi and more. Learn how to choose the best rear shock for your mountain bike, whether it's air or coil, based on your riding style and preferences. Mountain bike suspension is simple… wait, actually, no it’s not, especially when we’re talking about rear suspension. The shock allows the rear wheel to soak up impacts, helping to keep the tire in contact with the ground, increasing rider control and decreasing rider fatigue. In this chapter, there won’t be explanations of different designs, just the parts of a bicycle for which suspension is made. Throw into the mix the different type of riding we do now, and it’s almost impossible to design a suspension system that will cover all riding styles. Balancing the requirements of bump absorption, energy efficiency and support is why mountain bike rear suspension design is unique and also so tricky.

Throw into the mix the different type of riding we do now, and it’s almost impossible to design a suspension system that will cover all riding styles. Compare features, pros and cons of different models from rockshox, cane creek, marzocchi and more. Balancing the requirements of bump absorption, energy efficiency and support is why mountain bike rear suspension design is unique and also so tricky. Suspension nerd seb stott talks through the process of fine tuning your suspension for the perfect balance of support and suppleness. Here i’ll go through all the major layouts — and a few. So what do developing mountain bikers need to know? Learn how to choose the best rear shock for your mountain bike, whether it's air or coil, based on your riding style and preferences. In this chapter, there won’t be explanations of different designs, just the parts of a bicycle for which suspension is made. Mountain bike suspension is simple… wait, actually, no it’s not, especially when we’re talking about rear suspension. The shock allows the rear wheel to soak up impacts, helping to keep the tire in contact with the ground, increasing rider control and decreasing rider fatigue.

A mountain bike rear suspension shock Stock Photo Alamy

Bike Rear Suspension So what do developing mountain bikers need to know? In this chapter, there won’t be explanations of different designs, just the parts of a bicycle for which suspension is made. Compare features, pros and cons of different models from rockshox, cane creek, marzocchi and more. So what do developing mountain bikers need to know? Throw into the mix the different type of riding we do now, and it’s almost impossible to design a suspension system that will cover all riding styles. The shock allows the rear wheel to soak up impacts, helping to keep the tire in contact with the ground, increasing rider control and decreasing rider fatigue. There are so many different designs that most riders can’t name (let alone explain) them all. Suspension nerd seb stott talks through the process of fine tuning your suspension for the perfect balance of support and suppleness. Here i’ll go through all the major layouts — and a few. Mountain bike suspension is simple… wait, actually, no it’s not, especially when we’re talking about rear suspension. Learn how to choose the best rear shock for your mountain bike, whether it's air or coil, based on your riding style and preferences. Balancing the requirements of bump absorption, energy efficiency and support is why mountain bike rear suspension design is unique and also so tricky.