poah. Some people will be lucky. I got through 3 before making it a very expensive paperweight and buying an X2.
When media are readily talking about how unreliable they were I think it’s worth being buyer beware.
There’s no way to talk about the C-Quent without addressing another topic: the widely known reliability issues of the DBinline, a shock that the C-Quent very much resembles, at least externally.
The DBinline’s woes aren’t a secret – I’ve written about multiple test bikes whose shocks eventually gave up, as have other editors here on Pinkbike – and Cane Creek never denied the problem, either. But what exactly was the issue? And is it truly sorted out? Will future DBinline and C-Quent shocks run trouble-free or will they be wheezing after only a handful of rides?
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