Hope it's not just a longer stroke Foxy with an angel set.
Not the Superfoxy but on their bike comparison you can already see their new e-bike replacing possibly the Dusk or Crafty with Shimano 801 motor and the similar trough the seatpost lower link which they first featured on the NEAT. There is also a kids bike on there at the moment similar frame to NEAT and new Podium
Pretty sure its going to be the exact same as the current onyx just stiffer and thick stanctions
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot better for lighter riders, and also hopefully improve reliability too. Also @Jakub_G they look completely different to any of Suntour's offerings, its only the DVO shocks that share parts with some Suntour stuff as far as I am aware?
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot...
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot better for lighter riders, and also hopefully improve reliability too. Also @Jakub_G they look completely different to any of Suntour's offerings, its only the DVO shocks that share parts with some Suntour stuff as far as I am aware?
The D1 model will have the OTT coil. There's going to be an SL upgrade option which removes the OTT but adds an air chamber.
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot...
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot better for lighter riders, and also hopefully improve reliability too. Also @Jakub_G they look completely different to any of Suntour's offerings, its only the DVO shocks that share parts with some Suntour stuff as far as I am aware?
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot...
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot better for lighter riders, and also hopefully improve reliability too. Also @Jakub_G they look completely different to any of Suntour's offerings, its only the DVO shocks that share parts with some Suntour stuff as far as I am aware?
There’s still a lot of models and sizes in stock on their blowout sale…. Guessing they are still sitting on too much stock to release new models if they’re even ready.
It might look familiar, as Trickstuff has a similar design, but there are some differences, improvements. They have bite reach and bite point adjustment.
I've asked why they don't offer grip holes at the lever blade, the answer I got was:
''We thought that would make the blade not strong enough.''
It's a little harder to make out since it's upside down and from the non-drive side, but to me it looks like the lower pivot (when...
It's a little harder to make out since it's upside down and from the non-drive side, but to me it looks like the lower pivot (when right side up) has been raised above the chainring, judging by the elevation of the chainstays relative to the BB. Sure looks like a successor to me.
That bike is configured exactly like the new Sight and Optic. High pivot Horst.
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
They have a website now.
lewisbike.com
The 4 piston brake:
It might look familiar...
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
It might look familiar, as Trickstuff has a similar design, but there are some differences, improvements. They have bite reach and bite point adjustment.
I've asked why they don't offer grip holes at the lever blade, the answer I got was:
''We thought that would make the blade not strong enough.''
Also I've been told they offer spare parts.
Cut out of lever body:
They also have a trails/xc brake:
Flat mount calipers to:
A friend of mine tried them out, has been so impressed with them he bought 10 sets to infect other people with them too
It's a little harder to make out since it's upside down and from the non-drive side, but to me it looks like the lower pivot (when...
It's a little harder to make out since it's upside down and from the non-drive side, but to me it looks like the lower pivot (when right side up) has been raised above the chainring, judging by the elevation of the chainstays relative to the BB. Sure looks like a successor to me.
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
They have a website now.
lewisbike.com
The 4 piston brake:
It might look familiar...
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
It might look familiar, as Trickstuff has a similar design, but there are some differences, improvements. They have bite reach and bite point adjustment.
I've asked why they don't offer grip holes at the lever blade, the answer I got was:
''We thought that would make the blade not strong enough.''
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
They have a website now.
lewisbike.com
The 4 piston brake:
It might look familiar...
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
It might look familiar, as Trickstuff has a similar design, but there are some differences, improvements. They have bite reach and bite point adjustment.
I've asked why they don't offer grip holes at the lever blade, the answer I got was:
''We thought that would make the blade not strong enough.''
These are just rebranded generic Chinese brakes. They are all over AliExpress, sold with different brands, such as Zrace, Onirii, etc.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOU2Hma
You can pay...
These are just rebranded generic Chinese brakes. They are all over AliExpress, sold with different brands, such as Zrace, Onirii, etc.
These are just rebranded generic Chinese brakes. They are all over AliExpress, sold with different brands, such as Zrace, Onirii, etc.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOU2Hma
You can pay...
These are just rebranded generic Chinese brakes. They are all over AliExpress, sold with different brands, such as Zrace, Onirii, etc.
Nope, completely different. Said friend has both variants in use actually
They source each model from a different supplier. And while the 4-pot ones might not have the Hope style calipers as the ones I screenshot, if you look around in AliExpress you'll find the exact same lever/caliper combination.
Also, their webpage having a big "product" button right at the top is a major indicator they are either a Chinese company or working with a Chinese designer, since that's their default webpage layout.
Don't get me wrong, I know a guy here who bought the 4-pot set from Zrace and has been really happy with them in his trail bike. Also, if you go to MTBR you'll find an entire thread of people completely satisfied with them. I'm just pointing out the Lewis branded ones are priced to look premium when you can find them for way less money if you dig a little more (taking a walk down Chinertown.com for instance).
Not the Superfoxy but on their bike comparison you can already see their new e-bike replacing possibly the Dusk or Crafty with Shimano 801 motor and the similar trough the seatpost lower link which they first featured on the NEAT. There is also a kids bike on there at the moment similar frame to NEAT and new Podium
Not sure if this has been discussed, but DVO has a new 38mm stanchion Onyx coming out soon.
Pretty sure its going to be the exact same as the current onyx just stiffer and thick stanctions
Just like a durolux 38
new metal kona process X
https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/press-release/kona-introduces-all-new-alu…
was this lapierre posted in here yet? from chatel
Yep, dropper (in)compatibility debate ensued few pages back.
ahh. thanks @Jakub_G
They teased it at Sea Otter this last year in both a gray lower that I think looks pretty sweet, and the standard black.
https://bikerumor.com/dvo-onyx-38-enduro-fork-almost-ready-garnet-2-dro…
Come on, tell us more? Which month? Any closer info?
Think I read somewhere that they were getting rid of the OTT? Could be wrong but from personal experience that would make them work a lot better for lighter riders, and also hopefully improve reliability too. Also @Jakub_G they look completely different to any of Suntour's offerings, its only the DVO shocks that share parts with some Suntour stuff as far as I am aware?
The D1 model will have the OTT coil. There's going to be an SL upgrade option which removes the OTT but adds an air chamber.
Ahh that's it, I'd be interested to see how they use the secondary air chamber compared to Manitou and Ohlins, etc
It's a self-equalizing positive/negative with a dimple like Fox, RS, etc.
There’s still a lot of models and sizes in stock on their blowout sale…. Guessing they are still sitting on too much stock to release new models if they’re even ready.
2024. Enduro 2025.
I saw a guy promoting Lewis Bike brakes on several Facebook groups.
They have a website now.
lewisbike.com
The 4 piston brake:
It might look familiar, as Trickstuff has a similar design, but there are some differences, improvements. They have bite reach and bite point adjustment.
I've asked why they don't offer grip holes at the lever blade, the answer I got was:
Cut out of lever body:
Flat mount calipers to:
bump...eagerly awaiting this one
That's a freeride bike, awful suspension, seat tube design, as it does not allow long insertion depth.
I can't wait for the next gen Epic Evo, no idea when it comes out but heard somewhere in 2024...
That bike is configured exactly like the new Sight and Optic. High pivot Horst.
Little birdy may have said Q1 2024. I won't tell you exactly when, but hope that at least holds you over.
Really hope they offer it in S6 or XXL but I won’t hold my breath
scrap that post... it was an old one
A friend of mine tried them out, has been so impressed with them he bought 10 sets to infect other people with them too
So a short travel Shore
These are just rebranded generic Chinese brakes. They are all over AliExpress, sold with different brands, such as Zrace, Onirii, etc.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOU2Hma
You can pay 300+ bucks a piece for something sold for ~110 a set just for the brand, but it's up to you.
Nope, completely different. Said friend has both variants in use actually
They source each model from a different supplier. And while the 4-pot ones might not have the Hope style calipers as the ones I screenshot, if you look around in AliExpress you'll find the exact same lever/caliper combination.
Also, their webpage having a big "product" button right at the top is a major indicator they are either a Chinese company or working with a Chinese designer, since that's their default webpage layout.
Don't get me wrong, I know a guy here who bought the 4-pot set from Zrace and has been really happy with them in his trail bike. Also, if you go to MTBR you'll find an entire thread of people completely satisfied with them. I'm just pointing out the Lewis branded ones are priced to look premium when you can find them for way less money if you dig a little more (taking a walk down Chinertown.com for instance).