When you first start Mountain Biking, it can be a little surprising how expensive things are.
From Carbon bike frames to hydraulic Dropper Posts, keeping up with the latest trends can take a toll on your wallet.
This is why we stress the importance of Bike Maintenance.
Luckily, Mountain Bike parts are built to last, and coupled with frequent cleaning and maintenance, you can really extend the life of your Mountain Bike and its moving parts.
One of the most important parts to maintain, is the front suspension fork.
Often being the first thing in contact with the ground and obstacles, they can really take a beating over time.
And if you ever need to replace or upgrade, you could be looking at a few hundred to thousand dollars’ worth of investment.
So make sure you stay on top of the maintenance, and increase the life of your Front Forks.
To help you on your way, we created this guide with everything you need to maintain the front fork on your Mountain Bike.
Fortunately, your Front Suspension Forks are relatively self-sustaining and as long as you’re keeping them clean and taking them in for yearly service, you shouldn’t have any problems. But you still need to know what keeps them working well, so keep reading to learn how to maintain them.