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Yellow tube tells me it's something from sikaflex. They make quite a few construction adhesives, probably 11fc as it maintains a certain amount of elasticity while being super strong. Clean up after it dries would be scraping so they'd need a rotating set of wheels just to clean up before they could be remounted...

The drop outs on the production bikes are also bolt on with the intentions being to offer longer and shorter cs lengths but I don't think those ever made it to market either.

@zyoungson: commencal were supposed to offer offset headset cups for the v4+ bikes but they never made it to market

Debonair was only a matter of time. Considering Vorsprung were supplying parts to an unnamed enduro racer that finished near or on the pointy end of the field last season I think its safe to say they are getting with the times.

@lkubica: The SX blurb isn't that clear, the Supreme DH description is better, supplied cups are ZS56 and they take an IS41 headset. Its not necessarily incorrect, the IS standard only dictates that the bearing surface is below the top of the headtube and requires no pressfit for the headset itself. Aside from the description its a good system and once Commencal pull their finger out and release the the angle and offset cups itll give the Supreme SX and DH 4.2 a good amount of adjustability. If you wanted to I cant see why you couldn't run a ZS56 headset instead of the cups.