Abstract: A bicycle with a delayed-return suspension fork with two shock-absorbing units. Each shock-absorbing unit has an upper tube assembly telescopically received in a lower tube assembly with an inner tube assembly slidably retained within the lower tube assembly. An elongate cylinder extends upwardly from a base of the lower tube assembly. An elongate piston extends downwardly from a top of the upper tube assembly and is slidingly received in a distal end of the elongate cylinder. A series of resilient tubular cushions are mounted about the elongate piston. The inner tube assembly defines a chamber in order to contain a fluid. A conduit, a washer, a spring and a positioning seat are contained. When the upper tube assembly travels into the lower tube assembly, fluid is urged through the conduit, the fluid further urges the washer, spring and positioning seat away from the conduit permitting rapid passage of the fluid.