Suspension round-up

I poked around at a few booths looking for the biggest and baddest mountain bike suspensions I could find – and here’s my report. Fusion The Delta Eight front fork has (you guessed it) 8 inches of travel making it a big deal. It uses a custom hub system for max travel and the thing …
By Jeff Barber
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I poked around at a few booths looking for the biggest and baddest mountain bike suspensions I could find – and here’s my report.

Fusion

The Delta Eight front fork has (you guessed it) 8 inches of travel making it a big deal. It uses a custom hub system for max travel and the thing is beefy to say the least.

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Fusion also makes rear shocks and the H3 LT is a modern engineering marvel. It’s mega-adjustable and it’s heat dissipation is amazing for an air filled shock.

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Marzocchi

Check out the Marzocchi Triple 8 RC-3 WC. This thing is so much bigger in person, though as we all know size doesn’t matter 😉
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Rock Shox

The latest Rock Shox line, including the all new Sid set for a February 2008 release.

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Fox

Fox fork, what’s inside? No gummy bears here 😉
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Magura

From yesterday, but posted again for completeness.

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