I think coming off my Walt V2 is why it was so easy to adapt to the longer/balanced wheelbase.
I’ve had quite the opposite experience where riding less balanced bikes, or more out-of-balance bikes, or whatever the best way to say that is proving difficult to adapt to.
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No clearance issues with the Kitsuma? I was wondering if the dimensions were close enough to my CCDB to work.
Now is the time to see that X2! Demand way higher than supply for shocks.
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Having ridden Vibrocore, I think you’d be really impressed with OneUp’s bar (just align it properly) if you go carbon.
SQLab makes great bars (their alloy bars are perfect) but to get into backsweep and noise cancelling Fasst Flexx is the way to go. The FF bar though is going way beyond the more subtle affects of the Vibrocore or OneUp.
Cheers!
June 9, 2021, 6:18 a.m. - Andrew Major
I think coming off my Walt V2 is why it was so easy to adapt to the longer/balanced wheelbase. I’ve had quite the opposite experience where riding less balanced bikes, or more out-of-balance bikes, or whatever the best way to say that is proving difficult to adapt to. . No clearance issues with the Kitsuma? I was wondering if the dimensions were close enough to my CCDB to work. Now is the time to see that X2! Demand way higher than supply for shocks. - Having ridden Vibrocore, I think you’d be really impressed with OneUp’s bar (just align it properly) if you go carbon. SQLab makes great bars (their alloy bars are perfect) but to get into backsweep and noise cancelling Fasst Flexx is the way to go. The FF bar though is going way beyond the more subtle affects of the Vibrocore or OneUp. Cheers!