I've heard that the Evil is an active rear designed more downhill performance than pedaling efficiency. They are also expensive, hard to get, and have 80 billion linkage bolts.
If Specialized made a 27.5 Enduro Evo, would you buy? or is FSR old news?
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Pretty random question, I think the amount of travel and near DH geometry would be more off-putting to people looking for an enduro bike than the fact it's an FSR.
It is a sick bike though, I'd definitely consider one as an alternative of a full on DH rig, as it would be a bit more versatile and decent at tracks where there's no uplift (AKA 85% of UK tracks...).
If Specialized made a 27.5 Enduro Evo, would you buy? or is FSR old news?
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Pretty random question, I think the amount of travel and near DH geometry would be more off-putting to people looking for an enduro bike than the fact it's an FSR.
It is a sick bike though, I'd definitely consider one as an alternative of a full on DH rig, as it would be a bit more versatile and decent at tracks where there's no uplift (AKA 85% of UK tracks...).
But let us forget that one was used at rampage this year..... Pretty BA
Pretty much perfect numbers. I am really digging this one.
I don't care for the shock placement, and the other Xpresso's that have anti-squat graphs that show pretty minimal anti-squat traits. The XC bike has a regressive leverage ratio.
I dunno, I don't know enough about Xpresso to have any opinions aside from the name sucks.