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Alway's loved banshee bikes. If they could decrease there seat tube height and increase insertion lengths I bet they would sell a good percentage more. Americas version of Raww

In all fairness the geo on Banshee bikes is still ahead of most other brands - particularly for larger sizes. Looking at the geo for most of their bikes I'm not sure what I would want different being a size large rider. Would be nice to see them update to UDH to be able to sell more bikes.

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My 2c after three months / over 500 miles on the Essential: it feels almost too good to be true initially, but the performance of the fork doesn't degrade over time and as you get used to its slightly different feeling (and a longer offset in my case), it just rides better and better. I too have had problems with hands going numb and the Essential is giving me the best riding comfort of all forks I've ridden so far without sacrificing performance and stability.

Good timing. I just bought a Flash from Intend. The tariff info is helpful also. As I've noted on this board several times, I have a lot of hand problems due to compressed nerves and damage in my elbows/hands. I took about a year off the bike and decided to try riding again, my bike came with a 36 Factory GRIP2 and it's absolutely beating me to death, no matter what I do with it. Previously the forks that mitigated my problems the best were the Mezzer (both stock and RRT forms), Ohlins RXF36 m.2 coil, and surprisingly the 38...