Fusion 360 Bike Suspension Animation

I have already built a mountain-bike style frame in Fusion 360, complete with linkages and rear shock. What I need now is a short animation that shows the frame and suspension cycling through a basic range of motion—pivots turning, shock compressing and rebounding—so viewers can clearly see how the joints work together.

The scope is intentionally simple: basic movement and rotation rather than an advanced physics simulation. I will share reference videos that illustrate the exact travel I want to replicate, along with the Fusion 360 file itself.

You’ll set up the joints, drive the motion in the animation workspace, and export a smooth clip (MP4 or similar) plus the updated Fusion file so I can tweak it later if needed. If you routinely add lightweight callouts or explode views for clarity, feel free, but the core deliverable is the clean, loopable motion of the full frame and suspension.

Let me know your estimated turnaround and any clarification you need on joint limits or camera angles—I’m ready to get this rolling.

reference video for an idea of job and animation (not my design)

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/x21HZZFQMk0