I think you're taking what I'm saying a little far. I'm likely on the more aggressive end of the riding spectrum and if I had any criticism it would be a personal desire for the Foxy to be more progressive, more rearward and stiffer. But that's because I spend a ton of time in the Whistler Bike Park on my trail bike. However I fully realise that this is far outside what most folks are looking for in a 150 mm travel bike. The Foxy is slightly shorter travel than I'm used to, and it's intended use is slightly less aggressive than my normal riding. The Foxy is an incredibly fun bike to ride, and very versatile. My overall message here is overwhelmingly positive. For anyone looking for a 150 mm do all mountain bike, I'd highly recommend throwing a leg over the Foxy.
May 9, 2018, 10:31 p.m. - Tim Coleman
I think you're taking what I'm saying a little far. I'm likely on the more aggressive end of the riding spectrum and if I had any criticism it would be a personal desire for the Foxy to be more progressive, more rearward and stiffer. But that's because I spend a ton of time in the Whistler Bike Park on my trail bike. However I fully realise that this is far outside what most folks are looking for in a 150 mm travel bike. The Foxy is slightly shorter travel than I'm used to, and it's intended use is slightly less aggressive than my normal riding. The Foxy is an incredibly fun bike to ride, and very versatile. My overall message here is overwhelmingly positive. For anyone looking for a 150 mm do all mountain bike, I'd highly recommend throwing a leg over the Foxy.