Sometimes coil sprung forks are just impossible to beat. The Recon Silver TK is rocking the Turnkey damper that locks out but will still absorb those heavy blows without absolutely destroying your wrists. It recently underwent a diet and managed to shed some weight by using shorter stanchions thanks to some fortifying in other areas so as to not sacrifice any stiffness. The Recon Silver TK is definitely even more classic because the variation we sell the most of at the shop is in the 26вЂќ flavor. HereвЂ™s another air-sprung RockShox classic for you. Don't just take our word for it, check out a rider review of this fork. We sell this fork without the remote lockout for $249 and with it for $319. ItвЂ™s available with remote lockout, which you donвЂ™t even get on some of RockshoxвЂ™s higher end forks. This damper allows you to fiddle with the low-speed damper and rebound to get it just right for your trails. The Recon RL features the highly lauded Motion Control damper. But before your mind immediately jumps to вЂњcheapвЂќ, you should know that Rockshox isnвЂ™t just taking a spring, slapping it in a tube, and calling it a day. The air-sprung RockShox Recon RL with 100mm (4in) of travel is a classic budget fork.

With that being said, letвЂ™s take a look at our favorite forks that come in at $500 or less. With options from top brands like RockShox, Manitou, and Marzocchi, upgrading your bike with a new fork should be a breeze. This is our list of the BEST mountain bike forks you can get for just at or under $500. Padded / Protective Short Liners / ChamoisДЄt Worldwide Cyclery, weвЂ™re obsessed with the exclusive, the expensive, and the lovingly crafted, but f or riders with a budget on upgrades, spending more than $500 for an MTB Suspension Fork just isn't an option.Drop-bar Hydraulic Brake / Shift Levers.

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