News Source: X-Fusion SuspensionSlopestyle superstar Andrew Taylor signs suspension deal with X-Fusion for the 2008 season. A.T. is the newest addition to the
X-Fusion Factory Team. Andrew Taylor’s explosive riding always stands out in competition or at a casual jump session.He has a great personality and is a very approachable guy. X-Fusion is happy to have him aboard during key development of our company. We will use his insight and testing abilities to develop new and innovating suspension products. Andrew also comments, “With X-Fusion being new to the mountain bike scene, they have already made a great name for themselves. I’m excited to have their support as I head into the next season.
A.T. will be riding our Velvet R forks for his bikes along with our great line of 02 and H3 air shocks on all of his full suspension bikes. He also will be on some top secret stuff that we cant tell you about until much later, but if you pay attention to him throughout the season you might catch a sneak peak of what’s to come!
A.T. would like to thank his other sponsors for their support as well,
Versus Cycles, Spyder, Camelbak, Gravity, SDG, SKullcandy, Bell, and Shimano
About X-FusionX-Fusion is a global designer and manufacturer of world-class, high-performance suspension products. X-Fusion produces a complete line of rear shocks under the model names O2, Vector and Glyde as well as suspension forks under the names Velvet and Delta 8. X-Fusion distributes its products throughout North America, Europe and Asia.
Just the fact you said you cant find parts shows you don't know what you are talking about. Risse, white brothers are just about the same. You cant expect them to be like fox, zocchi, or rock shox. They are a smaller company just like the ones I mentioned. Normally with risse, wb, hanebrink, foes, avalanche, you gotta send your forks to them to be rebuilt, unless you happen to find a shop that is a dealer. O and btw their forks rank up there with the THE gism, and foes forks. Might want to stay in school.
People that havent checked them out should. They make some dope frames and should be noticed more for it.
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They make all their stuff in their factory. Why would rst be making high end components any ways. They stay to lower end & oem type stuff.
A.T. was borrowing the Santa Cruz's from Drop in because Versus could not get him a bike in time.
He's been riding for X-fusion for the past year. I guess he just resigned.