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Corsair Dominion

Pablo Tafoya talks about the new Corsair Dominion

15 Comments

  • + 8
 '1:02' "dude, you know we are going on a one day trip to whistler right?" "ya" " why do you have a a marz 888, 66, 55, 44 and dj plus an elka 9.5, rc4 8.5, and dhx 7.5 in your bag?" " i wanna ride 3 different bikes on the same bike" "oh" haha
  • + 5
 That's pretty funny.... and I know I'd get clowned on this design but it really came to me as a benefit to design more versatility in to a frame and at least allow the freedoms to change if you want or need it. I live in socal so day trips stay in cali... If I gotta fly up to Van a couple of bike bags sucks...you get the idea P
  • - 1
 I think thats a horrible idea to buy 4 forks and 4 shocks.A great idea would be to get a 36 Talas for the front, thats all the forks you need right there, and for the rear shock your gonna just have to throw some money at it. But honestly, who needs 4 bikes. And i like how he says now pretty much any kid can afford to have 4 bikes thanks to us.... Im a kid and i can barely afford one crappy bike
  • + 3
 The Dominion/Ambush project combines the best technologies I could create with geometry formulas that gives freedom at all levels. Freedom for the rider to create any bike they want when they want. Freedom to travel with one frame and a couple forks and shocks.. Freedom for the bike-shop/distributor to tailor the frame with whatever rear shock that fits their region and customer... Freedom to style and keep a crisp new looking expression of graphics.. whatever they may be... Freedom for Corsair to be able to afford production runs without purchasing 1000 rear shocks of a single brand that a region of the planet may not want... freedom to keep a "green" outlook on the environmental effect of painting frames...I don't want to waste anyones time and money.. The people behind Corsair 2.0 have spent an irrational amount of personal time to give "us" the riders the freedom to enjoy alllll the mountains, dirt and gravity have to offer.

Cam seems to like it to....
  • + 9
 the ass who stole that bike should be beat
  • + 1
 I kinda feel bad for the owner of the stolen RBR Dominion...
I know how hard it is to raise money for a bike, but it`s not as if he paid for the bike ( I think he didn`t, but that`s not the point ) but as for how much things he had to do to earn it, and then have it stolen...
  • + 1
 Not everybody rides everthing ! It would be sick for me to turn my DH bike into a lighter Freeride/Slopestyle Bike. It makes Sense for me, and by the way those frames look sick ! I hope that they will bring it in burgundy. I hope that Corsair and Atomlab will release it soon
  • + 2
 Regardless of weather or not people agree with the philosophy behind it, I think its a sick looking bike that can obviously take a beating, Cam Zink- enough said....
  • + 1
 am i wrong here? to lower the head angle you would need to put in a shorter rear suspension. so a more downhill suitable head angle would result in less suspension travel in the back?
  • + 2
 Sounds like he didn't plan a presentation or really, know much at all...
  • + 1
 Amazing idea if any real rider has an open mind and a brain at that!
  • + 1
 Is this bike ever going to be available?
  • + 1
 still not sold...
  • + 1
 Did they ever find it??
  • + 1
 what a great idea!








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