In all honesty, the rear end looks much stronger than any tradition rear end with a wish bone for either or both the chain and seat stays. I wonder if any of the people talking sh*t about it's strength have ever actually broken a frame they were riding, or do tricks that put enough stress on their frames to break them.
Do you go from straight lines straight to squares in American pre-schools? You need to get acquainted with the TRIANGLE boy!
In all honesty, the rear end looks much stronger than any tradition rear end with a wish bone for either or both the chain and seat stays.
Quote from: Flatapult on February 07, 2011, 01:19:13 PMDo you go from straight lines straight to squares in American pre-schools? You need to get acquainted with the TRIANGLE boy!Here, let me reiterate:Quote from: SurfonFlatland on February 04, 2011, 04:43:30 PMIn all honesty, the rear end looks much stronger than any tradition rear end with a wish bone for either or both the chain and seat stays. Wish bone rear ends.
Jad 'Sherman' much? Anyone who has been riding since '95 knows what I'm talking about!