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Yeah, because of the linkage it'll move in more of a straight line, albeit rearward, rather than say a single pivot such will arc around the pivot. So essentially the travel point to point is roughly the same just the path on the Pace is more direct.
Man, I need to get back to sarcastic answers.
That's interesting. The shock is compressed from both ends, apparently, something I don't understand the impact of but those who do seem to find it important.
Dammit-
What did Guy Kesteven say about it? I'm sure he was positive?
There's a lot to be achieved with mountain bike suspension
- Should pedal efficiently
- Should be supple
- Should move when climbing
- Should reduce slowing you down
And the linkage provides some of these properties and the damper others, presumably Pace's is good because otherwise they'd use a different design.
- Should pedal efficiently
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Yeah, because of the linkage it'll move in more of a straight line, albeit rearward, rather than say a single pivot such will arc around the pivot. So essentially the travel point to point is roughly the same just the path on the Pace is more direct.
Man, I need to get back to sarcastic answers.