The XCR 32 LO R AIR is SR SUNTOUR's first offering of an air sprung fork in our XC/MTB category of suspension forks. It features externally adjustable rebound, a fully adjustable air spring for a more precise set up and a hydraulic lockout that can be used on the fly.

SR SUNTOUR XCR 32 LO R AIR. Great overall value on a budget friendly air fork intended for XC trail riding. Rebound and lockout feature offer high performance options at a fraction of the price.

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Smooth out the trail and elevate your riding with the Suntour XCR 29” Fork. The XCR features 100mm of plush travel that gobbles up trail chatter and smooths out your ride. 32mm stanchions help to stiffen up the front end and improve handling. External rebound, preload and lockout controls let you dial in the perfect ride. Love this Product?

The XCR Air LO 24 is packed with features found in standard XC forks, but specially designed for smaller riders. It's lightweight yet strong, perfect for tackling the local trails and single track. Air adjustable to accommodate all sized riders and provide better support than a coil spring.

2017年1月5日 · A suspension fork that offers magnesium lowers, nickel plated stanchions and options for air or coil springs. Intended for XC mountain cycling.

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2017年1月5日 · A suspension fork that offers magnesium lowers, nickel plated stanchions and options for air or coil springs. Intended for XC mountain cycling.

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2013年7月22日 · 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. That said, yes, they are all similar.