My understanding is that a "soft-tail" is a pivot-less full suspension with ~1" of travel usually. A true FS has one or two pivots, depending on the rear linkage design.
Like I said, I've only...
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My understanding is that a "soft-tail" is a pivot-less full suspension with ~1" of travel usually. A true FS has one or two pivots, depending on the rear linkage design.
Like I said, I've only...
What about a soft tail? I have no idea of their availability or who's making them (last one I saw was a Moots- big money :eek:), but that may be a good way to save the joints and some weight at the...
Having just made the switch from a hardtail to a full-suspension, I'll say this:
I knew that it was going to be different but I couldn't, in my wildest dreams, have fathomed how different. It's...
Having just looked up who the local dealers are, I'm not surprised.... I think I've feuded with every LBS in northern DE :D
BTW, isn't the Epic full-suspension....?
1. Yes, but it will cost a fortune.
2. Yes. Hardtails generally weigh less than full-suspension, all other things being equal.
3. You could and it might, but I'd consider changing the tires or...