Sliders are about 1/2-way back right now - they started at full slam and that was fine, although Moxie’s aren’t known for their tire clearance at shortest stay setting. I pulled them back as far as I could go with my current chain length, and when I replace the chain, I will be pulling them all the way back.
So far, I would say the longer stays feel great. It’s a little hard to tease out the effect of my own improved comfort and adaptation to the bike, or the shift alone, but the longer slider position seems more balanced with respect to how the wheels react to the ground on the way down, and, as described by Sam at Naked, there’s more lever or rocker from front-to-back, so the rear wheel shares the fork suspension a little more smoothly (if that makes sense).
Feb. 22, 2022, 8:18 a.m. - Max Nodwell
Sliders are about 1/2-way back right now - they started at full slam and that was fine, although Moxie’s aren’t known for their tire clearance at shortest stay setting. I pulled them back as far as I could go with my current chain length, and when I replace the chain, I will be pulling them all the way back.  So far, I would say the longer stays feel great. It’s a little hard to tease out the effect of my own improved comfort and adaptation to the bike, or the shift alone, but the longer slider position seems more balanced with respect to how the wheels react to the ground on the way down, and, as described by Sam at Naked, there’s more lever or rocker from front-to-back, so the rear wheel shares the fork suspension a little more smoothly (if that makes sense).