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Probably new reactor
From Gamux IG story.
Frame doesn't match either their Runi or Marca frames.
Long travel enduro with double crown fork maybe?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLClDXGzC2c
New BOS Idylle
RS and Fox: Hold my beer.
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Fox: Introducing the superstiff 38
Rockshox: Now, let us look at Zeb!
BOS: Hold my beer.
There is also an SC Version with 39mm and 190mm Travel.
But honestly, if you don't have 2 left arms and have a half decent garage, enabling you to service your own suspension, what brand to get? Intend?
FOX is notorious for a clusterfuck of servicing tools (expensive tools that change from generation to generation), RS is fairly OK, but has been dropping the ball parts wise - I have a C1 RC2 Lyrik, that looks to be a complete unwanted child (it's a bit of a mix and match of parts, not quite an Ultimate, but very much like it), shimstack specs for shocks aren't available anymore, there is a single spec rebuild kit for rear shocks covering all of them and including parts that aren't covered by the service manual, meaning there is a lot of leftover unused parts after the service, etc.
In this day and age, in a time where we should be making less waste and in a time where supplies are fickle at best, it would make sense to have a spec of O-rings and wipers that would be standard parts, then just specify the dimensions, material and hardness for correct operation. It's not like the parts used in the products are a completely special part, they are mostly off the shelf designs.