Bicycle Frame Shocker

Bicycle frame shock absorbers are components of a bicycle that are designed to absorb shocks and vibrations from the road or trail. They are typically found on mountain bikes and other types of bicycles that are designed for off-road use.

There are several different types of bicycle frame shock absorbers available, including front suspension forks and rear suspension systems. Front suspension forks are located at the front of the bicycle and consist of two fork legs that are attached to the bicycle frame and a suspension system that sits between the fork legs. Rear suspension systems are located at the rear of the bicycle and typically consist of a shock absorber that is attached to the bicycle frame and the rear wheel.

Bicycle frame shock absorbers can help to improve rider comfort and control by reducing the impact of bumps and rough terrain. They can also help to improve traction and handling by keeping the wheels in contact with the ground. However, they can add weight and complexity to the bicycle, which can affect its performance and maintenance requirements. As such, the choice of whether or not to use a bicycle frame shock absorber depends on the rider's preferences and the type of riding they plan to do.