Interesting suspension design
Sunday, April 18, 2010
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2 comments:
Any advantage to this? Is the rear triangle four bar linkage?
I have no clue. Didn't get to test ride it, and it looked like an older bike that someone personally had just brought to the Otter, and not like one of the new production models. It just struck me that I'd never seen anything quite like that before.
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