“Shake up the Terrain, not your Stance”

Steep paths, technical climbs, ‘surprise’ roots, committed jumps: you keep the flow. Everything links up with almost insolent ease. The suspension works with you, keeps the wheel alive, and leaves you in control, even when it gets rough. The feeling:

• You stay planted in your foot support.
• You control the terrain instead of enduring it.
• You maintain speed and control from start to finish.

You’ll love:

• Progressive support that amplifies your intentions.
• Comfort and stability on difficult terrain.
• Strong rebounds, immediate confidence.
• More natural rhythm that makes you want to keep going.

“Dominate the Street”

Stairs, tight slaloms, jumps: everything becomes accessible and mastered. The feeling: more incisive movements and the confidence to try the next trick. You’ll love:

• Riding down stairs with surprising ease.
• Quick re-centering to link tricks/turns.
• Stability when you’re playing at low speed.
• Playful feeling that makes you want to explore.

“Surgical Support”

You push, it responds — to the millimeter. Controlled powerful acceleration, fluid weight transfer, solid foot support. The wheel remains ‘under control’ even at high speed.

The feeling: Dynamic support lets you push without breaking your line, hold the right curve, and accelerate straight — with a margin for correction when things get intense.

You’ll love:

• Controlled acceleration and braking, without abrupt transfer.
• Clean and powerful accelerations.
• Clean lines, less mid-corner correction.
• Consistency over long series.

“You save Energy Longer”

In the city as well as on long tours, everything becomes natural: you maintain a steady rhythm, you exert less effort, and you stay focused after dozens of kilometers. The suspension supports your foot placement, helps you hold your line on damaged trails, cobblestones, and bumpy bike paths. You gain endurance, not rigidity.

The feeling: Relaxed body, clear foot support, easy micro-corrections — you observe your surroundings rather than ‘managing your foot placement’. When you reach the end, you still want to keep going.

You’ll love:

• Smooth and steady cadence.
• Precision in trajectory even when it’s windy or vibrating.
• Less muscle fatigue → more ‘pleasure’ kilometers.
• Touring: you save energy for the last kilometers.