16/23 meh.

kept getting Canyon and Spesh mixed up.

I was hoping for URT, least that way I’d have been able to recognise one of them.

It wouldn’t help me in the slightest, as I’m not obsessive enough to know one brand from another to that extent……but….a key to what triangle, square, circle and circle with a cross in actually mean might help. Or is this one of those things where if you know you know; and if you don’t know best you leave it to others….

Square is the rear axle, circles are pivots, Circles with crosses in are attached to the frame, Triangles indicate either end of the shock, and arrows indicate the directions of movement or rotation.

Couldn’t get one!

I think it’s because we don’t actually favour full suspension bikes as they have lots of bits you don’t need which need to be  maintained.

Each to their own.

9, got the obvious ones.

17. Agree on the Trek as that’s what made me put something else.

Also, is number 1 a specialized with a seatstay pivot?

@seadog101: STW is definately racist against Litevilles, have noticed that over the years!

Another 18 here – enjoyed that one, although putting in that Jamis thing was mean

As my bikes are…road/CX/hardtail/rigid SS this little quiz is a bit irrelevant (to me).

13. I knew two (and still managed to get one of them wrong). Inspired guesswork, should probably buy a lottery ticket

14/23 which is looking about average so far!

Looked at the first one.
Lost the will to live 😂

There are 2 Specialized designs with a seatstay pivot just above the dropout (rather than Horst link) – what bikes are those? Or are they meant to replicate a flex stay?

I got 15 which amazes me as I guessed at least half and expected to get fewer than average. Maybe I have been reading too many MTB websites after all.

Great quiz! 15/23 for me. I really forgot how many Specialized variations there were.
The only ones I was 100% on were Knolly, Yeti and Propain 🙂

19. quite pleased with that