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Suspension Forks for Sale: Air & Coil MTB

A suspension fork soaks up bumps at the front of your bike, giving control and comfort on rough ground. Velozzo stocks the bike suspension fork in every fit, from a light air suspension fork to a plush coil suspension fork for hard trails. Choose a 29er suspension fork or a 27.5 suspension fork, many with boost spacing, a tapered steerer, and a handy lockout.

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Fork Type Best For
Air Fork Light and tunable, an air suspension fork adjusts by pressure for cross-country trail riders.
Coil Fork Plush and consistent, a coil suspension fork suits enduro and hard-hitting downhill trail riding.
29er Fork Rolling fast over roots and rocks, a 29er suspension fork suits big-wheel mountain bikes.
27.5 Fork Quick and playful, a 27.5 suspension fork suits agile trail and jump-focused bike builds.
Lockout Fork Firming up for climbs, a lockout suspension fork saves energy on smooth road tracks.

What to Look for When Buying a Suspension Fork

Forks differ by wheel size, steerer, spacing, and damping. These four points help you match the right fork to your bike.
Wheel Size

Wheel Size

The fork must match your own wheel size. A 29er suspension fork fits big-wheel bikes, while a 27.5 suspension fork suits smaller wheels. Fitting the wrong size changes handling and brake reach, so check your wheels before you buy.

Steerer Type

Steerer Type

Steerer tubes come straight or tapered. A tapered steerer fork is wider at the base for extra stiffness and is the modern standard. Measure your head tube and check your frame before choosing this, since the two must match.

Axle Spacing

Axle Spacing

Hub spacing must line up with your front wheel. A boost suspension fork uses wider 110mm spacing for a stiffer, stronger front wheel. Confirm whether your hub is boost or standard, since the axle width has to match exactly.

Damping Style

Damping Style

Choose between air and coil damping styles. An air suspension fork is light and easy to tune by pressure, while a coil suspension fork feels plush and consistent. Pick air for better climbing efficiency, or coil for hard-hitting descents.

Typical Specs Across Our Suspension Fork Range

Spec Detail
Wheel Sizes A 27.5 suspension fork and 29er suspension fork sizes available.
Damping Air suspension fork and plush coil suspension fork types available.
Steerer Tapered steerer fork design is standard for stiff, modern tubes.
Axle Boost suspension fork spacing plus standard thru axle fittings available.
Features Handy lockout suspension fork option to firm up for climbs.
Best For Suited for cross-country, trail, enduro, and gravel mountain bike front ends.

A fork works with the whole front wheel. Match it to your bike wheelsets, check your hub axles spacing, and clear your bike tires for the right fit. Upgrading the whole bike? Add full MTB groupsets, then match a fork to your mountain bikes or gravel bikes.

Buy Suspension Forks Online at Velozzo

Every suspension fork at Velozzo is chosen for smooth control, real stiffness, and long life at any price. Our range covers air and coil forks in 27.5 and 29er for electric bikes and trail builds, plus the bike accessories to match, with free shipping across the USA and a 30-day return policy. Not sure which fork fits? Our team is available by email and chat seven days a week.
Call (844) 442-3025

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a suspension fork?
A suspension fork is the sprung front fork on a mountain bike that absorbs bumps. It uses air or a coil spring with a damper to smooth out rough ground, giving you more control and comfort on trails.
What is the difference between air and coil forks?
An air suspension fork is lighter and tunes by air pressure, which suits cross-country riders. A coil suspension fork feels plusher and more consistent, which downhill and enduro riders often prefer on hard, fast descents.
How do I know which wheel size fork I need?
Match the fork to your wheels. A 29er suspension fork fits 29 inch wheels, while a 27.5 suspension fork fits smaller ones. The size is printed on your tire sidewall, so check there before buying.
What is a tapered steerer?
A tapered steerer fork has a steerer tube that is wider at the bottom than the top. This adds stiffness and is the modern standard, but your frame head tube must be built to accept it.
What does boost spacing mean?
Boost spacing makes the fork wider, using 110mm between the dropouts. A boost suspension fork builds a stiffer, stronger front wheel, which is why most modern mountain bikes now use boost hubs and forks.
What is a lockout on a suspension fork?
A lockout suspension fork lets you firm up or freeze the travel with a lever. This stops the fork bobbing on smooth climbs and roads, saving energy, then you unlock it again for rough descents.
Can I fit a suspension fork to any bike?
Not always. The fork must match your wheel size, steerer type, axle spacing, and brake mount. Check all four against your frame before buying, since a mismatched fork will not fit or handle safely.
Do you offer free shipping on suspension forks?
Yes, Velozzo ships every suspension fork free across the USA with no minimum order. Most orders arrive within a few business days, and each fork is backed by our 30-day return policy.