Which is better Suntour XCT or Xcr?

XCR is really similar to the XCM but is a lighter build, which, given the coil, functionally makes them very close. The XCT is almost a hybrid fork. The build is much less dialed, and it isn’t really meant for riding where the front wheel spends much time off the ground.

Is 120mm travel enough for trail?

In addition, you’re not likely to notice much difference between a 120mm, 130mm, and 140mm fork. Honesty, a 120mm fork is enough travel for most Trail riders. Longer travel doesn’t necessarily mean better.

Is 160mm travel too much for trail riding?

Generally all-mountain bikes have between 130 and 160mm of travel. All-mountain bikes have enough suspension to tackle hardcore riding, but are often light and without too much travel for all day epics and some longer pedalling missions.

Is Suntour a good brand?

The Suntour Axon is obviously a pretty damn good fork if top riders are racing with it and winning. If it was holding them back they would switch.

Is the SR SunTour xCT Fork too soft?

Nearly as stiff as a rigid fork! First inch plush…after that good luck. This fork is not meant for bigger guys, if you are 200 , this fork is too soft for you, there is an option to get stiffer springs, however it was very difficult to locate them and to get Suntour to respond to request.

How big is a SR SunTour coil Fork?

Sr Suntour forks outfit most entry level bikes and they can be adequate for a weekend warrior or a beginner. Really heavy which is to be expected in a coil fork. At 5 lbs. it can be tough to lug around specially on hill climbs.

Which is the right side of SR SunTour?

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What are the products of SR SunTour cycling?

All Products Chainwheel Auron Aion Zeron XCM All Products Seatpost NCX Suspension Seatpost