I would like to try one!
and you’ll be welcome to – I’ll be running a UK demo fleet later this year.
The idea of a bike getting longer, slacker and more stable as it compresses has to be a good one.
It works really well. Brake on something steep – say before a switchback – and the front end holds up noticeably and the HA stays consistent setting you up much better for the corner.
As you drop into a berm and the front and rear compress together it gets more stable rather than twitchier. You get the benefits of a super slack bike when you need it but on a bike that’s much more lively on rolling trails and when climbing.
Simon (previously simons_nicolai-uk in this parish).