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Question: What is the difference between this fork and the RockShox XC30TK?
Document: The XC28 is a great shock for the price. The lockout feature was the main difference Over other shocks in this price range.
Lots of travel, and a fantastic shock for the money. The added bonus was it lifted the front end of my wife's Schwinn Moab Elite and took a little weight off her hands (she was getting numb fingers from nerve compression in her palms). Amazed at the value of this shock. Well done RockShox!
I installed this myself on my bike and it's been a great fork. I like the lock-out switch, great for climbing hills. It rebounds a little slower than I would like, but it's still acceptable give the low price.
I realize that this is a very inexpensive fork so ,to be honest, I did not expect much. I have Marzocchi forks on my other bikesand I bought this for a daily beater bike... well, I have to admit that I was totally shocked. It is F'N Great!
This is not a great fork, but it's good enough, which is all you can ask for at this price point. And, really, you could do worse at this price point too. It does what it's supposed to do - absorb hits and keep the front wheel from bouncing all over the trail. For twice the price, other forks no doubt do it better, but I've also experienced ones that are worse than rigid, that bottom out and cause you to crash, etc.
The design is totally classic, clean, and efficient. For $125 bucks, it is a no brainer for anyone with a 26&#34; wheel bike they want to sort out ( it takes v-brakes and/or disc ). I like it so much, I actually ordered another one for my girls bike. I would put it up against any fork that was even twice the price, no problem.
Works as a low end suspension should. Painless install and took it out to the slick rock of Sedona and had a blast. Forgot I left the forks locked one day and spent a few hours out on some really rocky trails, and the lock mechanism still feels solid. Recoil is a bit strong, but if I cared more about that I wouldn't have gotten the bottom level fork.
The XC 28 basically does its job. Lockout, preload and rebound damping (although marginal) are nice features at this price point. I was however quite disappointed in the high level of &#34;stiction&#34;. Small bumps are amplified by the fork because it has to break free of the friction to react. You'll have to lock out the fork on the pavement or the jerky stiction will drive you nuts.
look really nice and very functional for the price.easy to install if you have a grinder and some hand tools.
easy install, gave life to my giant boulder and has made commuting fun again.. Great product for the money now to find forks for my 27.5 mbt.. Thanks amazon..
Answer: yes