Review on ZTZ Mountain Front Fork Air Pressure Shock Absorber - Magnesium Alloy Bicycle Accessories by Auden Paz

Ready to use out of the box, but problems soon arose. Between the stanchions and the top of the fork bends terribly; also, the racks do not slide smoothly into the shin. I worry the fork will fail and send me down the mountain Superman style. I'd like to speak to support, but I can't find a way to contact them. I am really disappointed with this product. - Update 8.10.21 The company sent me a new plug to replace the broken one. Well, it was right for her. Replacing the fork didn't show the same problem as the first fork. So far the new fork is working perfectly. It's surprisingly light and plush. I would recommend it for light riders (120 pounds or less) for general cross country riding. However, the fork lacks rigidity, ie. There is a noticeable crease between the upper and lower fork legs. The first photo clearly shows the spot of excessive wear marking the location of the bend. I don't expect this fork to last for years. This can be a good choice for a light and soft fork for short-term use, e.g. B. for a young rider who has outgrown a heavy stock fork but is not yet ready to spend serious money on a bike and fork that he intends to use for 10 years. . If you're building a "real" trail bike, save a little more money and buy a Rockshock, a Fox, or even an RST air spring fork. If you only need a year or two for a transition bike, this might be a good economical route.