If you ride your mountain bike regularly, plan on having the fork, shock, and linkage inspected and serviced at least annually. High-mileage riders and riders regularly encountering mud, water, dust, bike parks, or especially demanding terrain should consider shorter intervals.
Waiting until your fork leaks, your shock stops holding pressure, or your linkage starts creaking and binding can turn routine service into component replacement.
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Waiting until your fork leaks, your shock stops holding pressure, or your linkage starts creaking and binding can turn routine service into component replacement.
Read more HERE!
Mountain Bike Suspension Service: Fork, Shock & Linkage Maintenance — Tenafly Bicycle Workshop
Learn when to service your mountain bike fork, shock, and suspension linkage, why regular maintenance matters, and how it prevents costly damage.
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