i didnt see it in the other photos, but in Vital's interview w/ DW, the Phoenix's front triangle is from the Revolt.Now look for Pivot to be showing those in the new Phoenix as thats what they were made for.
The front triangle is pretty radically different from the revolt as far as its construction goes, but if you look closely at the Phoenix's headtube, there are marks for lining up these cups indented in the headtube itself.
is the one in the Vital article and the one he brought to the Open different than the production version?
My understanding is that head tube length variances yield slightly different angle results, but there is a tolerance for the variances built in.
is the one in the Vital article and the one he brought to the Open different than the production version?
construction might be different, but they do look damn close
i do like the Phoenix's design of adjusting HA via the headset itself
They had most of the phoenix headsets masked off with duct tape the last few rounds to hide those.
But it doesn't change/compound installation, construction, or selection.
i said the one from the Vital article.
Can't see it being the same front triangle, maybe same types of tubes though.
was the bike that DW had at the Open a early prototype of the one Strait was riding?They had most of the phoenix headsets masked off with duct tape the last few rounds to hide those.
They need a button:
That is all it can used with as far as I can tell.
Ya, they will .cant put this angleset on a glory, tapered head tube.Now people on Giant's won't wreck anymore.
This seems to suggest differently;
Looks like an amazing product, definitely interested in getting one.
agreed, already making my roommate getting one for his marin quake, and might get one for my session so I can adjust accordingly depending on where I'm riding (if it does indeed work with tapered, which it says it does)
