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I'm with you on all of that, Brian. Especially the inverted design for keeping
things supple and the use of needle bearings.
Given that all the points are true, why aren't there more of them out there? I
think it's the public perception. I was just suggesting a way to show people
that their presumed fears are unfounded… seeing is believing.
with the legs of traditional forks working in opposition to each other, spring
on one side, damper on the other, the crown may allow more flex than the lefty
would.. I don't know.. ?
I'm not saying a lefty isn't as strong, or stronger than a traditional single
crown. I just suggesting some visual testing to support the claims would help
people get over the hump..
April 14, 2016, 1 p.m. - Shrockie
#!markdown I'm with you on all of that, Brian. Especially the inverted design for keeping things supple and the use of needle bearings. Given that all the points are true, why aren't there more of them out there? I think it's the public perception. I was just suggesting a way to show people that their presumed fears are unfounded… seeing is believing. with the legs of traditional forks working in opposition to each other, spring on one side, damper on the other, the crown may allow more flex than the lefty would.. I don't know.. ? I'm not saying a lefty isn't as strong, or stronger than a traditional single crown. I just suggesting some visual testing to support the claims would help people get over the hump..