What do you need to know about Fox 32 float 29?

The Fox 32 Float 29 features an air chamber on the right stanchion and a rebound adjustment knob at the bottom of the left leg. The stanchions are coated with Kashima, which a lot of riders tend to lust over (yes, some mountain bikers tend to be excitable tech geeks).

Is the Fox 32 float CTD mountain bike fork stiff?

The 2015 32 Float CTD also shaves 250 grams off the weight of the 2012 Terralogic, and the difference is noticeable. Getting the front end up and over obstacles requires less effort, and I’m even faster on the climbs with less weight to drag around. Compared to other forks I’ve ridden, the 32 Float CTD isn’t the most laterally stiff.

Which is better Fox 32 float or terralogic?

Compared to the 2012 Terralogic, the 32 Float CTD seems to offer much better small bump compliance, which is great for XC riding where riders usually avoid big hits anyway. While some XC riders may prefer the auto-adapting Terralogic version, I found the CTD to offer a wider range of compliance and overall better ride quality.

What does 32 float 29 CTD fork stand for?

First: the 32 refers to the diameter of the stanchions (the shiny tubes that move in and out of the legs). As far as Fox forks go, these are the narrowest stanchions you’ll find, which translates into lower weight but also lower air volume for absorbing big hits. The 29 means this fork is designed for 29-inch wheels–a natural choice for XC riding.

What does float 29 CTD remote fork stand for?

I’ve been testing the Fox 32 Float 29, 100 FIT CTD Remote fork for several months now and as you can tell from the full name, there’s a lot to this fork. First: the 32 refers to the diameter of the stanchions (the shiny tubes that move in and out of the legs).

What kind of CTD does float Fox ridefox use?

Factory FIT CTD with Trail Adjust; 80, 100, 120, 140 & 150: Kashima coated or hard anodized upper tubes, 1.5″ tapered or 1 1/8″ steerer, lever actuated 3-position Climb/Trail/Descend, 3-position Trail Adjust, air spring pressure, rebound