That is a well written article and i defiantly have a new respect for what Kevin is doing.
interesting article pretty insightful, if it's all true then Kevin is a pretty trying guy and wants to make it all work. The new bike looks killer! Trail bike sounds interesting....
interesting article pretty insightful, if it's all true then Kevin is a pretty trying guy and wants to make it all work. The new bike looks killer! Trail bike sounds interesting....
Seb is by far the best mountain bike journalist.
look at the date the article was written.Nice write up. Where's the warm feeling though? Anyone who has been following this ordeal knows there was a bad production run, then another, then the company began to crumble and is being propped up by one dude with alot of passion. Where was the paragraph saying there's a container with 300 units scheduled to arrive xx/xx/xx, and all warranties will be fulfilled entirely before any new sales are conducted? The backdrop history was a good read, but anyone with a business 100 course knows what can happen when small business grows too fast and has overseas flops. I didn't finish feeling any different than I did when beginning the article. I hope they make a comeback that everyone talks about, and the Undead is so rad that all the haters buy one. But damn, that article sucked for closure.
It's going to be three times as good now that the coolness is more distilled, right?Ohh NOW I get it! There were three guys that started a company, cool pictures leaked out, everybody got overly excited and threw their money at a bike with a lot of hype that had no real world testing and the company didn't have the capacity to manage the issues as they developed!
It does seem much better now that there is only the marketing/branding guy left because, from what I can tell by the hype and cool pictures...wait a minute!...
That link providing the article was dated 3/9/2012. Freeriding isn't really on my radar, so I didn't pick up on the Zink reference. It was an honest mistake on my part.look at the date the article was written.
I lol'dOhh NOW I get it! There were three guys that started a company, cool pictures leaked out, everybody got overly excited and threw their money at a bike with a lot of hype that had no real world testing and the company didn't have the capacity to manage the issues as they developed!
It does seem much better now that there is only the marketing/branding guy left because, from what I can tell by the hype and cool pictures...wait a minute!...
That is the 150mm trail bike so yes. Others have since resurrected the appropriate thread. I posted it here as I thought this had become the defacto thread for unwarranted Evil hate/love.66,5 headangle?
Who do I have to rape to get it?I'm normally a second run kind of guy but holy crap do I want this!!
Geometry with 150mm fork ( 520mm AC )
High - HA-67.62 BB- 13.48/342.5mm WB -44.0/1120.0 mm CS - 430mm/16.9" SA 72.8
Low - HA-66.5 BB-13.00/330.0mm WB- 44.25/1124.09mm CS - 433.97mm/17.08" SA 71.76
• Shock: 7.875 x 2.25
• ISCG05
• Integrated headset
• 142 x 12mm rear axle
That sucks. Filip is a great guy.No money I guess? No team?
That sucks. Filip is a great guy.
Must be enjoying the life down thereFrom what I gathered he was looking at concentrating his efforts this season in South America. He may make a few trips up to the states but do not think any Euro UCI events are in the works.
Yeah. Making products that fulfill an existing demand on a market is stupid2006: Hmm, know what's cool? Dave Weagle - the internet loves him - get him to make our bike!
2012: Hmm, know what's cool? Carbon - the internet loves that stuff - get our bike made from that!
Is how i imagine the design process goes at Evil.