You’ll be just fine, don’t sweat it. There’s nothing alarming about the rear flex. Most of the time it’s just mud and debris on the tire that causes what’s being noted here.
Currently have a V1 Sentinel, have swapped the link out for a Cascade one, and in doing so took some alignment measurements, absolutely within what would be tight tolerance expectations.
Thought I’d see how long the rear shock would go without a rebuild, had it rebuilt last week. So 4 years of abuse, on my only bike, with no real off-season.
Feb. 16, 2022, 6:50 a.m. - Onawalk
You’ll be just fine, don’t sweat it. There’s nothing alarming about the rear flex. Most of the time it’s just mud and debris on the tire that causes what’s being noted here. Currently have a V1 Sentinel, have swapped the link out for a Cascade one, and in doing so took some alignment measurements, absolutely within what would be tight tolerance expectations. Thought I’d see how long the rear shock would go without a rebuild, had it rebuilt last week. So 4 years of abuse, on my only bike, with no real off-season.