Video: Building & Riding Telepathy Bikes in 'Work Hard. Play Hard.'
Work Hard. Play Hard.
We make it here, we make it ourselves. Not because it’s easy, but because we enjoy the challenge. Because it is the right way to support our local communities.
That is what makes the Telepathy Opus so unique- it is designed, fabricated, and welded in Montana using the first ever Parallel Axle Path linkage.
Take a look behind the scenes at our build process. When the bikes are finally put together, we visit some local spots and session some corners with our buddies.
That’s what it’s all about. There's nothing like slicing through some ruts with your friends. We create the Opus to give you that supreme balance you want in exactly those situations.
Huge thanks to the builders- ya’ll are legends. You know who you are. This wouldn’t be possible without you.
We hope this will inspire you to go out and get some.
Check out our website if you want to learn more about Telepathy and don't hesitate to reach out.
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Kalispell, MT, United States
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Wondering if their Opus is dual crown compatible.
Good fatigue cycles characteristics
Easily repairable
Cool looks
Dents, not cracks
Cons:
Rusts (Treatable)
Am I missing anything?
It's almost appears as though it was staged ... lots of skidding, hmmm.
So I remember when this builder first announced this design, it certainly is interesting, but I wonder if it is any better esp when you consider that current suspension designs encourage a rearward axle path AND Trust Forks were designed to imitate current rear suspension designs.
I'd like to ride one for sure!