Pinkbike summed it up pretty good in their test. They said it was the best descending bike in its class. I didn't agree with what they said about it as a climber, because the bike climbs quite well.

 Thanks. I like the fact that it has a steel rear end yet weighs the same as most bikes in this class on the market, even some carbon framed bikes. Those dudes at Xprezo hand build these in Quebec in small batches, with huge attention to detail. I like that you can call up the frame designer and builder and talk to him about your bike. They really pay attention to bike geometry.