For a simple explanation – imagine grabbing a square length of tube at
both
ends, and twisting in opposite directions (yeah there's a lot more to
actually doing it than that). The four squared edges will spiral around the
tube – creating ridges that ultimately stiffen the tube tortionally, vertically,
and horizontally- by as much as 35% according to the boys in Tennessee. In
short, the extra work Lynskey does with the tube set means you get stiffness
associated with 6-4 at a lower weight and ride character of 3/2.5 Ti.
hmmmm.
I'm happy with the concept that it looks cool.