Fox 34 SL Float Performance Elite Grip SL 2027 Fork

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Brand	Fox
Wheel Size	29-inch
Colour	Matt Black

Fox Racing Shox, as it is officially branded, began as a motocross suspension component business in the mid 70's and has since flourished into a pioneer of premium suspension systems for mountain bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, trucks and even snowmobiles. Their research and development is continuous to ensure you get the ride of your life.

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Fox 34 SL Float Performance Elite Grip SL 2027 Fork

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XC Bred. Downcountry Ready.

The 34 SL brings never-before-seen XC capability into a full-width 34 chassis with up to 130mm of travel. Built for the most technical World Cup XC courses and demanding Downcountry riding 34 SL adds more stiffness more suppleness and absolute minimal weight gain from the preceding 34 Step Cast fork.

Unequaled XC Capability

The 34 Step-Cast was a class-leading fork for its incredible weight but demand for 130mm travel is growing with XC riders. FOX knew FOX could push the potential of the 34 chassis to give short-travel riders more capability than ever. The 34 SL uses a full 34 chassis (not step-cast) with a larger volume air spring to allow for a max of 130mm of travel if you need it or if you want it. All at a weight that made sense for World Cup XC riders and weekend amateur racers alike.

Redesigned Arch and Crown

Generatively designed and optimised by FOX engineers the new 34 SL arch wraps around the lowers to increase torsional stiffness of the fork by 17% over the previous 34 SC. Cutouts at strategic locations in the arch help minimise weight of the lowers.

In addition to the arch the generatively designed 7000 series aluminium crown also contributes to overall torsional stiffness with larger internal lightening bores and a black anodised finish (lighter than paint) to save even more weight.

More Bushing Overlap

Bushings are Teflon-lined sleeves that interface the stanchions with the lower legs of the fork. There are two bushings in each leg for a total of four in a fork. "Bushing overlap"