Long term review of a Bolany Air Fork

If you're watching this video, then chances are you found a deal you think is too good to be true and are trying to find reviews of some obscure air fork.
This video is really to show off the forks durability. It was installed in 2019 and ridden for two season as of this video.
For the most part I've had a good experience with this fork. I've never installed a fork before but being somewhat mechanically inclined and watching other youtube videos, it was pretty easy. (see edit below)
Like I said in this video, the fork isn't for someone doing downhill and large jumps/drops. Which totally fits my riding style. I'll cruise down some short bumpy hills time to time, but for the most part it's easier trails. Which is the main reason why I went with this fork. I just couldn't justify spending the money on a fork that I would never use to it's capacity.

Here's the first video I posted with about this fork:    • Iron horse Warrior 3.3 - Stage 1 upgr...  

Edit: I forgot to mention. When I was installing the fork. My headset race needed a small shim to give a proper fit. This might have been an issue with the headset that came with my bike and not necessarily an issue with the fork. When the race was put on the bolany fork it went on with no effort and then had the tiniest bit of play. To correct this, I used a 5mm strip of aluminum (from a soda can).