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I have been riding the Zesty TR E:i for a few months now- people are always
turned off by the idea of "too much going on" with the "electronic
whatchamacallit" on the rear shock- but i have had ZERO issues with it and it
works in my opinion seamlessly and flawlessly. It is for people who like a
performance feel to their bikes. If you are a BIG guy looking for a solid
feeling rear end under load and during torque situations then this is the set
up for you. No more wallowing and bobbing. As for battery life- i have charged
it once in 3 months! I usually ride a hardtail and was skeptical about the
implied complexity of this design, but on the contrary, it is one of the
simpler full suspension systems to deal with that i have found. Kudos to
Lappy.
Nov. 26, 2014, 10:17 a.m. - Bjorn Naylor
#!markdown I have been riding the Zesty TR E:i for a few months now- people are always turned off by the idea of "too much going on" with the "electronic whatchamacallit" on the rear shock- but i have had ZERO issues with it and it works in my opinion seamlessly and flawlessly. It is for people who like a performance feel to their bikes. If you are a BIG guy looking for a solid feeling rear end under load and during torque situations then this is the set up for you. No more wallowing and bobbing. As for battery life- i have charged it once in 3 months! I usually ride a hardtail and was skeptical about the implied complexity of this design, but on the contrary, it is one of the simpler full suspension systems to deal with that i have found. Kudos to Lappy.