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FOX 36 29" Performance Suspension Fork (160mm, 15QR x 110mm KABOLT, 44mm Offset)

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$355

$889

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Planet Cyclery has FOX 36 29" Performance Suspension Fork (160mm, 15QR x 110mm KABOLT, 44mm Offset, Storm Blue Decals, 910-26-368) for $355.20. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Dimitris for posting this deal.

Features:
  • Star Nut Not Included
  • Wheel Size: 29"
  • Positive Spring: Air
  • Brake Type: Post Mount 180
  • Crown Race: 40
  • External Adjustments: High Speed Compression Damping , Low Speed Compression Damping , Rebound Damping
  • Negative Spring: Air
  • Stanchion Diameter: 36
  • Front Axle: 15mm Thru x 110mm
  • Steerer Type: Tapered
  • Maximum Tire Width: 72
  • Offset: 44
  • Steerer Tube Length (mm): 264
  • Color: MatteBlack
  • S.H.I.S. Stem Clamp Diameter: 28.6
  • Travel (mm): 160
  • Axle to Crown Length: 571
  • Lockout Switch: None
  • Defined Color: Black

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
    • Refer to Planet Cyclery return policy here.
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer is $533.80 less (60% savings) than the list price of $889.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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Written by Dimitris
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Community Notes
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Planet Cyclery has FOX 36 29" Performance Suspension Fork (160mm, 15QR x 110mm KABOLT, 44mm Offset, Storm Blue Decals, 910-26-368) for $355.20. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Dimitris for posting this deal.

Features:
  • Star Nut Not Included
  • Wheel Size: 29"
  • Positive Spring: Air
  • Brake Type: Post Mount 180
  • Crown Race: 40
  • External Adjustments: High Speed Compression Damping , Low Speed Compression Damping , Rebound Damping
  • Negative Spring: Air
  • Stanchion Diameter: 36
  • Front Axle: 15mm Thru x 110mm
  • Steerer Type: Tapered
  • Maximum Tire Width: 72
  • Offset: 44
  • Steerer Tube Length (mm): 264
  • Color: MatteBlack
  • S.H.I.S. Stem Clamp Diameter: 28.6
  • Travel (mm): 160
  • Axle to Crown Length: 571
  • Lockout Switch: None
  • Defined Color: Black

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
    • Refer to Planet Cyclery return policy here.
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer is $533.80 less (60% savings) than the list price of $889.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

Original Post

Written by Dimitris

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dealwidit
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Great price for what it is. But Disclaimer for most Bikers: Suspensions aren't for everyone. Only if you're doing proper mountain biking and taking hits, gettng some air. Otherwise, its a money sink. The servicing costs are exhorbitant (like $250 for every 200 hours) and like 50 for basic servicing every 40 hours, or so its reccomended. Adds extra weight, and becomes another part that can fail, or be more of a PITA if you're skipping on servicing. For most people, wider tires with lower pressure are not only magnitudes more cost efficient, but also more comfortable rides.(again, unless you're doing rough MTB trails and getting some air - or are burdened with Moneybags)
PedroR
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SDpennypincher
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Meh, it's got a Grip damper and not a Grip2. I bought the 38 Performance Elite 29er with Grip2 from them a few weeks ago for a bit over a hundred more. The real closeouts are with the 27.5 like this:

https://planetcyclery.com/fox-36-...60QAvD_BwE

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Meh, it's got a Grip damper and not a Grip2. I bought the 38 Performance Elite 29er with Grip2 from them a few weeks ago for a bit over a hundred more. The real closeouts are with the 27.5 like this:

https://planetcyclery.com/fox-36-...60QAvD_BwE
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Thx op, good upgrade to my RockShox Judy TK. Rep'd.
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I have a rockshox lyric select, will this be a significant upgrade?
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Great price for what it is. But Disclaimer for most Bikers: Suspensions aren't for everyone. Only if you're doing proper mountain biking and taking hits, gettng some air. Otherwise, its a money sink. The servicing costs are exhorbitant (like $250 for every 200 hours) and like 50 for basic servicing every 40 hours, or so its reccomended. Adds extra weight, and becomes another part that can fail, or be more of a PITA if you're skipping on servicing. For most people, wider tires with lower pressure are not only magnitudes more cost efficient, but also more comfortable rides.(again, unless you're doing rough MTB trails and getting some air - or are burdened with Moneybags)
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jangjong
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Quote from babayagaklla :
I have a rockshox lyric select, will this be a significant upgrade?
Nah not $355 worth upgrade from select to performance with GRIP.
I'd say for, fox GRIP2 (or GRIP X2 the new one) for rockshox something like lyrik ultimate would be a better upgrade if anything

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Quote from coreyyok :
This is the performance, so if you're stepping up to this level, I'd suggest going for the factory version fork.
Not true. Virtually no performance benefit for 90% of riders. The gold stanchions on the factory look nice though!
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jkostans
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Quote from babayagaklla :
I have a rockshox lyric select, will this be a significant upgrade?
No, not even close. Lyric select is a great fork. Throw a charger 2.1 damper and air spring upgrade in there if you want an upgrade. Then you'll be at Lyrik ultimate, not much better out there in a 35/36mm chassis. But overall keeping up with service intervals is the best bang for the buck, spend money there first. If you have extra money, on top of that then upgrade if you're in the expert level rider territory.
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Dogenx
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I didn't need another fork, but I found some good deals on jerseys (TLD, Fox, POC), so I picked up a few.

MSRP is stupid expensive. But deals on bike stuff are easy to find.
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Rocking rockshock revelation..otherwise all over !
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Shotgoon
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Based upon someone else's purchase of this fork a while back on MTBR, I believe this is actually the e-bike version which means thicker fork tubes/heavier.
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lass.richard
Apr 20, 2024
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How would this fork perform on a stock Motobecane HAL E29 with RockShox Recon Silver RL29 SoloAir? which has 51mm offset.
I just got this bike for $2100, but thinking this would be a worthy upgrade. What's the offset all about, would the geos change?

Here:
https://www.bikesdirect.com/produ...s-29er.htm

TIA FOLKS!!
Last edited by lass.richard April 20, 2024 at 02:50 PM.
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Planet cyclery is closing so even if you're not in the market for a fork like this, look around the site- there's some deep discounting going on in general.

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I've built several bikes with components purchased from this retailer and can recommend them wholeheartedly. Any issues or questions I had were dealt with professionally, a rare thing these days. They have a monthly email one can subscribe to which often has really good deals on items such as this fork.

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