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@edscoble
Can let you ride mine if you don't mind the ridiculously short reach.
It handle extremely nimble without a front load, that you can make micromillimeter correction while cornering heavily, it one of those bike that if you came in too wide, you can easily corrected it, I actually found my old Cannondale CAAD10 to feel like a track bike after riding the 650B.
Adding more weight in the front make it handle more like a road bike, less nimble when starting off (wheel flop) but still have that ability to have micromillimeter steering input.