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230mm? I think that will just about fit me :)

I can definitely feel the smoothness in comparison to the shiny gold post that I had before :)

I guess it's just strange that the lighter post with the automatic bleed is the cheap one.

Have the Revive on two bikes, love it. The Divine seems awfully close to the Revive in terms of price though, there's only about 10% in the difference. Kind of odd to have two product lines with so little to differentiate them (especially when the cheaper one has the auto bleed, and the more expensive one doesn't)

One thing to note - the FADE freewheel is their new model, which is using traditional pawls - the DT ratchet-style freewheel is the older model, which is being replaced by the FADE.

Have two sets of these, bought a second set for my other bike so I could swap wheels tyres around, really happy with them.

It would be quite cool if they hinged down for putting the bike into a bike bag. But I'm glad they don't, they're scary enough as it is.

I picked up a Savu recently from a discount site for £22 - really pleased with it. Fit, weight, two bottles. it's perfect.

Typo in the first paragraph, unless Fox bought Marzocchi two years before the original Bomber came out.... ....the darkest timeline

Find the reviews on this site (and these long term ones in particular) really good of late, so please do keep doing what you're doing.

Can I ask - is it because you don't understand the issue that you haven't changed your behaviour, or is it because you understand, but just don't care?

The amount of dirt that seems to be inside and around the bearings in that second "little link" photo would worry me. I don't like the look of that at all.

Rode XO DH for years, sold the bike with them intact. Replacement bike had SixC - I sold the third warranty set of SixCs and replaced them with Hope. Weight penalty was worth it, the SixCs just couldn't be trusted. Friend had the same experience.