To reiterate, I haven’t ridden the fork. I also think I make it clear that strictly from an on trail performance perspective, I don’t think the lack of cross-talk is hugely important.
Apparently, as per their dyno testing, the LSC and HSC are so close to independent as to be considered independent. I haven’t seen a graph.
The advantage for most riders is going to be psychological. I have ridden some forks though where, like CCDB shocks, it’s necessary to add HS to get the desired LS performance so certainly independent circuits will be more intuitive - I.E. “different” won’t matter to some riders but may really make a difference for others.
I’m looking forward to hopefully playing with the system in the future. Particularly riding the new air spring.
May 27, 2022, 9:20 a.m. - Andrew Major
To reiterate, I haven’t ridden the fork. I also think I make it clear that strictly from an on trail performance perspective, I don’t think the lack of cross-talk is hugely important. Apparently, as per their dyno testing, the LSC and HSC are so close to independent as to be considered independent. I haven’t seen a graph. The advantage for most riders is going to be psychological. I have ridden some forks though where, like CCDB shocks, it’s necessary to add HS to get the desired LS performance so certainly independent circuits will be more intuitive - I.E. “different” won’t matter to some riders but may really make a difference for others. I’m looking forward to hopefully playing with the system in the future. Particularly riding the new air spring.