Scurra Hard Enduro to return with version 2.0 of their wild Trelever suspension?

Come on, this thing is AWESOME! Do I want to ride one? maybe maybe not, but it’s a joy to look at none the less. I wish I could buy these fringe bikes and make a museum of the progressive thinkers over the years.. Not just the hyper bendy shit that shows up on hardtails for the sake of ‘art’, no, this bikes design crew and others before it are truly trying to fix problems they perceive with current bikes. How do you think we got very thin flat pedals and single rings and wide rims and dropper posts, bolt on grips, hell, the mountain bike itself! it all started with some riders saying to themselves they can make it better. Viva la progressive madness!

I desire suspension where the shock units are non-proprietary and can be exchanged front and rear, and exchanged simply from bike to workbench.

This approach is one way of satisfying that desire.

I hope they make a lot of money.

I am trying to be constructive here – BR is a good forum for people who know bikes to offer criticism (constructive or not) to new ideas. The Achilles’s Heel of this design will be the design of the four pivots in the fork – if I think about turning this bike (which would otherwise follow physics and prefer to go in a straight line), it seem like any play in the pivots would have to wind up first (which may be just a degree or two) before the steering input actually cause the lower end of the fork to respond. If that can be made a non-issue, there will be some takers for this design, just as there were/are for Lefties, Pro-Flex/K2 linkage forks, AMP forks, and probably a few more. We’d all still have leather hairnets, wool shorts and toe clips if it weren’t for people trying to improve on what they already know to be functional.