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16 hours ago, MORNE said:

I wouldn't say lazy. Simple yes. These, and other steel bikes like it..(starling etc) are mostly single pivot designs, and designed to be simple, low maintenance. It literally uses 6 bearings, 2 of which never needed replacing. So 4 bearings. Compare that to the 12 in my new plastic bike…

Hydration, yes I did ride with a pack on it haha. It had two bottle mounts. One on the bottom of top tube…bottle always fell out in the top considering where you ride these, and another set under the down tube close to the BB so you could get your bottle full of cow sh!t on the liaison! 😅 

Turn the cage so the entry faces the saddle

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11 minutes ago, sirmoun10goat said:

Turn the cage so the entry faces the saddle

Not an option unfortunatrly lol. Exibit A:

the piggyback is in the way. And this is a coil. An X2 in there gives even less space.

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On 5/3/2024 at 3:37 PM, MORNE said:

Ps: id take that single pivot mid mounted shock over this Yeti BS any day of the week😅

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I’m trying to figure out what exactly is going on here.

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2 hours ago, Bub Marley said:

I’m trying to figure out what exactly is going on here.

It’s two opposing piston shafts that work in line with the suspension arc on/within a pivot, similar to their previous eccentric bush system.

Actually worked (works) remarkably well, especially when pushing hard on the pedals, like up steep Rocky climbs. 
On later models like the SB100 which replaced the ASR there were some teething issues with noises and lateral stiffness. Apparently they sorted that out.

 

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1 hour ago, Danger Dassie said:

It’s two opposing piston shafts that work in line with the suspension arc on/within a pivot, similar to their previous eccentric bush system.

Actually worked (works) remarkably well, especially when pushing hard on the pedals, like up steep Rocky climbs. 
On later models like the SB100 which replaced the ASR there were some teething issues with noises and lateral stiffness. Apparently they sorted that out.

 

The only thing I see whatching that is just more unnecessary maintenance. 

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