Santacruz817

Formula are all about modularity... so if the demand is there, maybe that comes ...

Pinkbike did an announcement of them on the 15 January... ;-)

@ak-77: that's because he had brakes from one of the very first batches where there was an issue with the quad rings and resulting in reduced roll back... the issue was quickly rectified by newer quad rings... easy fix ... not sure if he was aware of this issue as he never went back to them as far as I know...

A little bit more patience ... ;-) Good things take time!

Manufactured in 2017 or newer (so any current product) and 10yrs from datre of purchase...

There is an optional tall top crown...

If I had to narrow it down to 2 bikes it would be Trail, Enduro, DJ and gravel bike.

@bok-CZ: I ride both the Dash Enduro bike and the Lite290 trail bike. The Dash I run with a Formula MOD coil and a Selva 170mm fork up front and love it, pedals really well and the suspension is excellent, feels like more than 155mm, super supple. It is poppy when needed but ploughs in the rough... the Lite290 has different angles (1deg steeper HA and 1deg slacker SA), a little lighter and due to the shorter shock there is space for 2 bottle cages (one on the DT) which I like also. On the Lite290 I run air suspension from Intend, its a perfect match and a very playful trail bike.

@vinay: changing ther CTS in the forks can be done in the car park, it's a quick process, but yes, of course you need to make sure you work with some level of cleanliness, not that difficult though. swapping the CTS is really a matter of 10sec, so not a lot of time to get contaminated if you have some basic cleaning items like a rag. The CTS on the MOD can not be changed in the car park, but very easy to do at home and only takes 15-20min or so.

yeah Ancilotti, MDE and FRM come to mind ... check out the Terra Aria that uses thr MOD shock (also uses South Australian I-track suspension) also... but there are plenty of bike brands in neighboring countries, just look at all the bike brands in Germany, it's not that far...