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History does repeat itself, at least in the bike industry.
Remember the whole "suspend the rider" style of bikes ?
Those things were terrible in the 90's. Must now be Vintage Retro and indispensable to Hipsters who never ride fast enough to sweat. Do they come with Ritchey mustache wax and a comb or is that separate ?
I have them on my winter fatbike/summer 29er. They are great and in the winter, they help to reduce heat-transfer, which makes hands warmer. No complaints in the summer (use the bike for racing).
I have a couple fancy elevator posts that don't wiggle or creak because they were made by Thomson.
Haha. They actually worked quite well for me; raced two or three seasons of motocross with them back in the day. But there were no neutral opinions about them: they were either super-loved or super-hated. Most of it boiled down to whether or not you got them glued into position 'just right' on initial setup.
Yeah that looks very rotational-placement specific. I do remember those on some friends' bmx bikes. I remember kind of hating them.
You, me, and everybody have asymetries and spine deviations towards their dominating hand. Your dominating arm is longer, leading the other one to compensate and work harder. I have scholiosis on top of that natural condition, so I have to do asymetric workouts or I end up with my left arm in pieces after a long day of downhill.
