I did, but that’s just all marketing talk. It uses the same suspension system. So in theory, it is just an updated Norco range The range...
I did, but that’s just all marketing talk. It uses the same suspension system. So in theory, it is just an updated Norco range The range never accommodated a 75 stroke shock so I bet you they just made some pivot adjustments. There’s 1 million designs you could do for a bike. It just seems odd to me that they settled on the exact same design as the Norco range.
"From afar, the Team DH resembles the Range - the bike Norco used as a stepping stone to enter World Cup racing again. Norco appreciated the...
"From afar, the Team DH resembles the Range - the bike Norco used as a stepping stone to enter World Cup racing again. Norco appreciated the Range's rearward axle path, but the four-bar linkage limited how much travel was possible before the progression went above their desired levels. A high main pivot and idler wheel remain, but other than that, it's an entirely new linkage system."
Range was a 4 bar, the Team DH is a 6 bar.
I guess you are right about this I forgot the range wasn’t the same set up. Whoops. Never claimed to be the smartest in the room lol. At the end it’s still just a high pivot. Weather is 4 or 6 bars it’s super similar.
I guess you are right about this I forgot the range wasn’t the same set up. Whoops. Never claimed to be the smartest in the room...
I guess you are right about this I forgot the range wasn’t the same set up. Whoops. Never claimed to be the smartest in the room lol. At the end it’s still just a high pivot. Weather is 4 or 6 bars it’s super similar.
“In the end it’s just a high pivot”?
What are you on about? It’s either high pivot or regular pivot. Do you want a pivot below the bottom bracket?
I did, but that’s just all marketing talk. It uses the same suspension system. So in theory, it is just an updated Norco range The range...
I did, but that’s just all marketing talk. It uses the same suspension system. So in theory, it is just an updated Norco range The range never accommodated a 75 stroke shock so I bet you they just made some pivot adjustments. There’s 1 million designs you could do for a bike. It just seems odd to me that they settled on the exact same design as the Norco range.
"From afar, the Team DH resembles the Range - the bike Norco used as a stepping stone to enter World Cup racing again. Norco appreciated the...
"From afar, the Team DH resembles the Range - the bike Norco used as a stepping stone to enter World Cup racing again. Norco appreciated the Range's rearward axle path, but the four-bar linkage limited how much travel was possible before the progression went above their desired levels. A high main pivot and idler wheel remain, but other than that, it's an entirely new linkage system."
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's go Norco!).
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's...
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's go Norco!).
Do you really trust the ai to put the two stack heights in proportion when it couldn't hit even one other detail correctly?
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's...
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's go Norco!).
Do you really trust the ai to put the two stack heights in proportion when it couldn't hit even one other detail correctly?
Not at all. Just trying to add a low effort visual aide to what I was thinking when I first saw the new Norco😛. Also, if it's my money, I'd much prefer to buy an Aluminum DH bike over Carbon. soon as I saw the new Norco, I felt like the chainstay in particular had an uncanny resemblance to the Canyon. Overal, I feel like the two designs are very similar. Please feel free to school me on the differences in leverage rate/progession/FC:RC balance as I usually don't dig that deep, but I like to know the difference either way🫡
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's...
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's go Norco!).
Not at all. Just trying to add a low effort visual aide to what I was thinking when I first saw the new Norco😛. Also, if...
Not at all. Just trying to add a low effort visual aide to what I was thinking when I first saw the new Norco😛. Also, if it's my money, I'd much prefer to buy an Aluminum DH bike over Carbon. soon as I saw the new Norco, I felt like the chainstay in particular had an uncanny resemblance to the Canyon. Overal, I feel like the two designs are very similar. Please feel free to school me on the differences in leverage rate/progession/FC:RC balance as I usually don't dig that deep, but I like to know the difference either way🫡
Can someone please explain in detail the main differences between the Canyon and the Norco then? Extra points if you can articulate which bike is better for someone riding the bike to 50% of its potential, i.e. the average consumer.🤣 I'm just saying they look pretty similar 🖕
Nah, I'm good. I'm just saying two bikes look like they have a similar design. It's a better discussion than the tire compound/brake bite point/dot vs mineral oil repetitive BS that you guys argue about all the time on here.
Can someone please explain in detail the main differences between the Canyon and the Norco then? Extra points if you can articulate which bike is better...
Can someone please explain in detail the main differences between the Canyon and the Norco then? Extra points if you can articulate which bike is better for someone riding the bike to 50% of its potential, i.e. the average consumer.🤣 I'm just saying they look pretty similar 🖕
According to your own brilliant AI post (which I understand you may not have been able to read), here are some similarities vs. differences:
Shared between Norco Team DH & Canyon Sender
Frose
Stock
High-Pivot Domn
Differences, Sender vs. Team DH, respectively:
Long: 125mm vs 41SMM
Root Pivot: 927MM vs S67MM
Ligh Pivot CB vs Low Pivot SD
And some specs that may help differentiate between them:
dji repeater?
I guess you are right about this I forgot the range wasn’t the same set up. Whoops. Never claimed to be the smartest in the room lol. At the end it’s still just a high pivot. Weather is 4 or 6 bars it’s super similar.
“In the end it’s just a high pivot”?
What are you on about? It’s either high pivot or regular pivot. Do you want a pivot below the bottom bracket?
In the end, it’s just a bike, it’s super similar.
Pretty sure those cranks say SRAM. So I'd assume it's the new SRAM thing.
!* A.I. generated art warning*!
Looks like a Sender
Why?
Because: "Looks like like a Session."
This is apparently a.i.'s best direct comparison. They look pretty similar to me, except the Norco has much taller stack and the frame is aluminum (Let's go Norco!).
Do you really trust the ai to put the two stack heights in proportion when it couldn't hit even one other detail correctly?
Not at all. Just trying to add a low effort visual aide to what I was thinking when I first saw the new Norco😛. Also, if it's my money, I'd much prefer to buy an Aluminum DH bike over Carbon. soon as I saw the new Norco, I felt like the chainstay in particular had an uncanny resemblance to the Canyon. Overal, I feel like the two designs are very similar. Please feel free to school me on the differences in leverage rate/progession/FC:RC balance as I usually don't dig that deep, but I like to know the difference either way🫡
Oh god......they finally found this place.
Can someone please explain in detail the main differences between the Canyon and the Norco then? Extra points if you can articulate which bike is better for someone riding the bike to 50% of its potential, i.e. the average consumer.🤣 I'm just saying they look pretty similar 🖕
You can still delete this slop.
Nah, I'm good. I'm just saying two bikes look like they have a similar design. It's a better discussion than the tire compound/brake bite point/dot vs mineral oil repetitive BS that you guys argue about all the time on here.
why are ppl so keen proving they can spot similarities?
this is how that sounds like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7NrJqV7i2k
I'm still waiting for one of you nerds to explain how the Sender and Norco Team DH are so different.⌛️
Well, one is made by canyon and the other made by Norco.
It’s not this threads or this community’s mandate to cave into your demands and outline a spreadsheet of the differences between bikes.
Calling us nerds and demanding we do your homework is just high school-ish behavior.
According to your own brilliant AI post (which I understand you may not have been able to read), here are some similarities vs. differences:
Shared between Norco Team DH & Canyon Sender
Differences, Sender vs. Team DH, respectively:
And some specs that may help differentiate between them:
Sender:
Team DH:
Now please stop posting.
I mean I use ai... I try to be tasteful at least... but this...
adios friends. Thread is garbage now; I’m clicking “stop notifications.” It’s been fun.
Glad I wasn't the only one asking why you would do this. Yeah, they look kinda similar, cool.
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