That will be out soon enough. 75% of people buying road bikes are never going to race. So why not get a little cushion. And if Discovery used it at P-R, these bikes are not slow or squishy.
The fork on the Bianchi was a production fork. The ruby had curved lowers and was basically an air sprung judy. The blue flame/white bike is an older oclv frame. Trek has some production alum bikes this year using the same softtail design, 2100c and 2300c I think. The rear brake bolt to holds it together and is pretty easy to take apart. The P-R bikes look like they just took some older team bikes apart and tossed in the shock unit.
Old surf bum that worked at my shop has had a Moots soft tail cross/road bike as his only form of transportation for around 17 years now. He has some strange carbon fork with an elastomer pivot at the drop out which replaced an old Amp fork drilled for a road brake.
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