Two types of front suspension

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The two types of front suspension are strut suspension and double wishbone suspension. Each type of suspension has its own advantages and disadvantages.Strut suspension is typically used in vehicles that have a lot of weight in the front, such as SUVs. This type of suspension provides good stability and handling, but can be susceptible to "nose dive" when braking.Double wishbone suspension is often used in sports cars and other vehicles that require precise handling. This type of suspension provides good wheel articulation and suspension travel, but can be more expensive to maintain.

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There are two types of front suspension:

Suspension forks: These are the most common type of front suspension. Suspension forks have two legs that connect the wheel to the frame. The legs have shocks that absorb the bumps in the road.
Suspension frames: Suspension frames have a rear shock that is connected to the frame. The shock attaches to the frame at two points: the top tube and the seat stay. The shock absorbs the bumps in the road.

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The two types of front suspension are independent, and dependent.

Independent suspension systems allow each wheel on the same axle to move up and down independently of the others, thanks to the use of either a struts or wishbone layout. This offers greater comfort and stability, as it can better deal with obstacles and unevenness in the road.

Dependent suspension systems, on the other hand, have all the wheels on an axle connected to each other, typically using a beam axle, leaf spring, or torsion bar setup. This makes for a more simplistic and less expensive design, but one that is not as able to deal with road imperfections as well as an independent system.