Indeed. Which works just as well as a brake on the seatstay, given a similar (virtual) pivot around that the rear wheel moves through suspension. Just don't buy into the marketing knowledge.

 Low-ed comment on pinkbike, exposing said commenters ignorance for the suject of own comment.

 yeah i find that odd too, especially given that the international patent for the horst link is now expired. frames take a long time to develop tho (especially if you are not using a Taiwanese "off the shelf" frame and re-branding it), it wouldn't surprise me if Zerode started designing this frame before the patent had expired.

 Or they just didn't want the infamous FSR flex......

 Or I said it because it was up for debate on the forums, not that it was a problem.

 @PHeller Sweet reversal. Now I am commenter whose ignorance is exposed. Well played.