How Do You Change A Bicycle Suspension Front End?
The suspension fork on the front of your mountain or commuting bicycle does several things to increase the quality of your ride. By dampening the vibrations that your tires create on hard surfaces, and allowing the wheel to move up and down telescopically, a suspension fork makes your bike ride a much smoother endeavor. If the fork breaks, it will not do its job properly, leading to both discomfort and danger of physical harm. Get your suspension bicycle back up and riding smoothly by replacing the front end on your own. Set the bicycle in a work stand, or mount it somewhere that it will not fall over, with the front wheel suspended from the ground. Use a 15 mm wrench or the quick-release lever to remove the wheel from the fork. Set it aside. Using a hex wrench, remove the brake from the fork by loosening and removing the brake mounting bolt. Allow the brake to hang from the handlebars. This will not damage it in any way. Use a hex wrench to loosen the stem bolts and steer tube cap bol
