Ton – numbers in the context of the following bikes I own /have owned mean I know how it will fit and to an extent ride.
Kona Honzo, Zealous Division, Salsa Horsethief 2014, Genesis Fortitude, Genesis High Latitude, GF Rig, GF Superfly SS.
The front end of the Parkwood is very short and BB fairly high cf Honzo. Doesn’t mean it’s wrong for all, but I know from experience that I wouldn’t like it. would require an 80/90mm stem to fit comfortably which sucks in terms of weight distribution and steering.
Unless something like fork offset is drastically non-standard, then looking at the geo numbers in context gives a pretty good idea of how a bike will both fit and handle.
Honzo is pretty radical in its geometry. Parkwood is not.
Not necessarily a criticism, but they are clearly very different.
Edit – front end of Parkwood is easy to pick up due to short front end and the BB not being low.