Bike forks with suspension

Enduro specialist with big travel! The Float 38 Enduro fork, designed for modern and uncompromising super enduro riding. Can a 2 mm larger diameter of the inner legs really make such a big difference? FOX says yes. But of course, it's more than just those 2 millimeters. The "Factory" designation says it all. The best technologies FOX has to offer are available in Factory Series models, including the ultra-durable original Kashima Coat finish, which ensures buttery smooth fork action. Technologies: GripX2: is the most adjustable, supportive, and smooth-running suspension focused on enduro and DH that FOX has ever developed. It has high suspension travel and creates maximum ground contact as well as great cornering traction. This gives riders great confidence to push to the maximum in descents and enduro races while simultaneously reducing muscle fatigue. GripX2 makes a fundamental difference. Float: The lightweight FLOAT air spring system automatically equalizes the positive and negative air chambers for increased sensitivity and traction regardless of air pressure setting. Riders can fine-tune the characteristics of the positive air spring using Volume Air inserts. Bleeders: The forks have bleeders at the rear of the lower legs to equalize air pressure within the fork legs with atmospheric pressure. Different pressure in the fork reduces suspension sensitivity, so you equalize it by simply pressing the bleeder with your finger. Pressure in the legs changes mainly at higher temperatures, e.g., during intensive use on long descents or at high altitudes. Lower Leg Channels: New air-oil channels allow accumulated air in the lower legs to pass through the bushings. The second function of the channels is to allow oil from the lower legs to reach the upper seals and keep them freshly lubricated. Floating Axle: The new thru-axle system prevents the fork legs' parallelism from being affected by the front hub's different width. Perfect coaxiality reduces friction during suspension, making it more efficient and smoother. You precisely adjust the mechanism on the right fork leg for your hub width, and when tightening the axle, the compression of the legs is eliminated. Lower Leg Arch: The arch between the lower legs has a new rounded shape, which increases the fork's stiffness and at the same time creates more space between the arch and the bike frame when the fork is fully compressed.