>
> Eric said:  "...Plenty of riders can ride as fast as they like on any 
> terrain without suspension--look at Jones's bikes."
>

That's great for them.  Notice what I said is:  "Many of us have 
singletrack options that require some squish to be able to run at a decent 
speed that makes it fun and worthwhile and not rattling your teeth and 
bones."   So, to each his own.  I'm confident that shocks will be around 
for many years to come because they were invented for a reason, and that 
reason makes sense to many people and enables them to enjoy what they could 
not otherwise.

Jones bikes look great.  Never rode one.  Many, many more shocked bikes out 
there compared to Jones.  Including sus-corrected ones that give folks an 
option, which was my point.

Regardless, looking fwd to whatever it is Riv has come up with!

Tom


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