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Nice!

 

To answer that question' date=' this is a soft tail. Full sussers are often mistakenly called softails which they are not.

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mmmm... I thought that full susser and softail were synonymous ConfusedEmbarrassed

 

 

 

A Softail doesn't have 2 separate triangles whereas a Full Susser does.

 

The softail generally utilises a carbon rear section in association with a small travel shock to allow limited rear suspension travel.

 

 

 

 

Posted
Nice!

To answer that question' date=' this is a soft tail. Full sussers are often mistakenly called softails which they are not.
[/quote']

 

mmmm... I thought that full susser and softail were synonymous ConfusedEmbarrassed

 

 


A Softail doesn't have 2 separate triangles whereas a Full Susser does.

The softail generally utilises a carbon rear section in association with a small travel shock to allow limited rear suspension travel.



 

But does it have a flexible shpongle?

 

Oh and to stick to topic... COOL sprayjob dude!!! Big%20smile

 

 
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LOL

Nice!

 

To answer that question' date=' this is a soft tail. Full sussers are often mistakenly called softails which they are not.

[/quote']

 

mmmm... I thought that full susser and softail were synonymous ConfusedEmbarrassed

 

 

 

A Softail doesn't have 2 separate triangles whereas a Full Susser does.

 

The softail generally utilises a carbon rear section in association with a small travel shock to allow limited rear suspension travel.

 

 

 

 

But does it have a flexible shpongle?

 

Oh and to stick to topic... COOL sprayjob dude!!! 

 

 

 

LOL How do you get a flexible shpongle rigid? Shocked

LOL

  • 2 months later...
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Hey saw the definitions, you learn something new everyday. I have a DH though but the my landlord called it a softail and I looked it up and came accross this thread. Damn he was wrong!!!

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