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RIP behind the yoke

its pretty magical. they have made a complex linkage that moves very similarly in nature to their switch infinity. that classic up down motion that we all know and love. the result is an anti squat that stays insanely consistent compared to other bikes. right above 100 which is why the bike has so much traction, the suspension moves around obstacles when climbing instead of being too firm while pedaling with other virtual pivot designs

Everybody does that in all manners of industries. It's called benchmarking.

i don‘t want to start a discussion on that, but just some grease quarterly and normal care and the switch infinity link runs perfect since day one. almost everyone who makes that BS-claim either never had a yeti or never did any normal maintenance.

RockShox dropping electric suspension like:

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nobody expects the Colorado Inquisition!

Yeah who wants social justice am i right? Overflowing with irony you bunch of absolute snowflakes crying because you got down voted on a mountain bike website Yes internet activism is annoying and pointless, I'd rather people were out doing actual political work but my god it's better than you right wing cry babies.

Hey, remember 9 posts ago in this thread when we were bummed that Bike Magazine was going out of business? Or the part where we were grateful for decades of great MTB content from so many amazing contributors, editors, photographers, and writers? That was cool.

You're trying to be funny and being facetious, but it's actually true. The 'only' 2 mm means a different upper grinding machine/tooling, a separate kashima coating procedure (different parts and the prevention of them mixing with the 32, 34, 36 and 40 mm parts) and required a new tool to mould lowers and requires different seals. The bushings aren't much of a problem, the suppliers do tons of them and are quick to offer a custom solution. Interestingly, looking at the offerings of one of the supplier, standard internal diameters are 28, 30, 32, 35, 37 and 40. So FOX...

Since the inception of the EWS, there's been only 15 male winners. 6 of those have only won a single race. 6 of the 15 are retired (or at least not racing most of the calendar). So you only have 9 active winners, 6 active repeat winners. To suggest that these are the only riders people have heard of is ridiculous. Furthermore, in terms of reach, one of those active, repeat winners has less than 10k IG followers. Another has just 21k. Cody Kelley has 2.5x more IG followers than these two COMBINED. And in terms of actually selling bikes...

But he is running an orange 36 in his riding photo... EDIT: not saying that tagging FOX clothing has anything to do with him running FOX suspension. Plus riding Ohlins would be quite a big giveaway, there is that...

What your color-anodized parts look like to ROBOT eyes:

At the risk of this devolving into another Graves/Rude doping thread, here's a bit of info straight from the source. Easy to miss as it was given in the PB comment section rather then an official statement, but I imagine that may be forthcoming with further announcements of his plan. More here: https://www.pinkbike.com/u/jaredgraves/ '[i]Ok,I'll try and clear a few things up, NO BS, just facts, hope it can help. The supplemnet in question in this case is BPM labs "the one" which if you want to look it up. Now states Higenamine in the ingredients list, but in older versions...

If you ask this question your not there target market. 🤷🏻‍♂️