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RockShox Vivid 5.1 MTB Shock Review

Ten days ago I reviewed the RockShox Totem fork and I mentioned testing the matching Vivid 5.1 rear shock as well. Now it’s time to let you know a little more about this shock. The RockShox Vivid 5.1 is chock full of features but first I want to talk about its construction. Using race proven, …

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RockShox Vivid 5.1 MTB Shock Review

Ten days ago I reviewed the RockShox Totem fork and I mentioned testing the matching Vivid 5.1 rear shock as well. Now it’s time to let you know a little more about this shock. The RockShox Vivid 5.1 is chock full of features but first I want to talk about its construction. Using race proven, …

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British Professor Invents a “Better” MTB Shock

Dr. David Batterbee, a Sheffield University boffin (look it up) will be awarded $62,000 from the Royal Academy of Engineering to develop a prototype for a new mountain bike suspension system he invented. Batterbee basically developed a rear shock that “electronically monitors the severity of the terrain and optimises the bike’s performance automatically.” No more …

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British Professor Invents a “Better” MTB Shock

Dr. David Batterbee, a Sheffield University boffin (look it up) will be awarded $62,000 from the Royal Academy of Engineering to develop a prototype for a new mountain bike suspension system he invented. Batterbee basically developed a rear shock that “electronically monitors the severity of the terrain and optimises the bike’s performance automatically.” No more …

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