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I was thinking tune as well. The 2021-2023 Grip2 cartridge is available in 2 tunes. When discussing the 2024 rear shocks they were mentioning new tunes that don’t match up with 2021-2023. Fox hasn’t posted 2024 parts lists yet so no way to confirm.

Hope so, I'll need to look into that. That was the one complaint I had is I can't bring the front end tall enough without a shit ton of spacers for the bar clamp.

Regarding the Specialized Enduro - UDH is missing at the moment, could be a problem for 2024. At least if you want to sell SWORKS bikes for 14k...

Yeah...probably 30-45 seconds to push back up from the berm I'd guess. Would have put him ahead of Dunne. Luca hiked back up and finished 32 seconds ahead of Dunne, so the points were there. I'm still scratching my head at how you can jump from 5th to 1st this late in the season though. That's a huge jump when you look at Shaw sitting in 10th with half as many points. I know nothing of the way the points are structured, but something doesn't seem to line up about that. Max Points: Qualifying50 pts SemiFinal 100 pts Finals 250...

They weren’t alone at the time. Both the Megatower and Nomad ran similar strokes. As long as sag can get set properly it’s fine, but it definitely makes that harder for anyone on the heavier end. A lower leverage link for a 65 on the enduro certainly would be an interesting thing. No guarantee it can work out but definitely at least going to look at it out of curiosity.

In Cathro's vid above, he says if Finn pushed back up to finish last he would have got 30pts, but a DQ is 0pts....

Well Dak was second on that as well 😀 . Jackson had his undone before Loic hit the stage

I don't have one myself, but seeing how popular the Enduro has been, I'd bet a lot of people could benefit from a 'Long Stroke' link for a 205x65mm shock. No idea why Spesh made the leverage ratio so high.

High vs low also influences travel a lot too. Putting it in high increases the eye to eye by 3 mm. If you integrate the leverage curve for the enduro on our site you get 176mm as well .

I thought there was no way this was true, but yeah it sure seems like it. It's super sensitive to miniscule changes but there's almost no way it's actually 170mm, and if anything it's closer to 180mm. I guess sometimes it "rides like it has more travel than it does" because, well, it actually does.

Close out sales on stumpys and enduros locally here. Shop guys said there is a new Stumpy coming soon but didn’t know anything about a new enduro 🤷🏻‍♂️

I highly doubt there's a new enduro coming or it would of been raced already at EDR.

If this is true, Specialized have done an amazing job keeping it under wraps prior to the bike landing in shops. Not a single spy shot has surfaced and it's not been spotted under any of the team riders at an EWS (or whatever it's called now). Prior to the current version's release, there were a number of pics like these floating around. Did NSMB's whining have an effect?

Yes that why I was talking in relative terms, not absolute as a general description of how they function and not brand specific. Its a glass half full/half empty kind of thing, it all depends on whether you are talking about increasing or decreasing each chamber from the baseline, but it also depends on the relative size of the chambers. Which is where you are correct in that the ohlins chamber is very small so has its effect much closer to the end of the travel. This design has been around a very long time and is usually made to...

The only thing I took away from this article is that I need to order one of those sweet water bottles.