Four Bar Full Suspension Bikes

[sam_white]

And another, Azonic Saber - There are quite a few more designs out there than I realised.

 

[sam_white]

Haven't added anything to the list recently but came across this today. Ellsworth Moment frame. Sold over several years (early 2000s onwards) and generations of design, all appear to be Horst link designs.

 

[toomanyframes]

Heres my Intense, it doesnt look like this now as its been adjusted a bit since

Yours sir???

 

[clubby]

Re:

Getting through my pile of recent MBUKs I’ve not read yet and saw the new Vitus. Looks like all the FS range are using four bar design.

https://vitusbikes.com/collections/esca ... bike-frame

 

[legrandefromage]

Yours sir???[/quote]

The bits are, the frame however...? :mrgreen:

 

[mk one]

My favourite suspension design, and one of the best still to this day.

Trying to rack my brain to remember some of the old school bikes, there were quite a few, Muddy Fox, mentioned above had a nice dh bike, the Ultimate, originaly in bright yellow, still have the catalogue somewhere...


A couple of of more modern bikes...



And only the later Intense M1's had the active design, the first version had the rear axle on the chainstay.

 

[mk one]

Azonic, already mentioned, they did quite a few including the awesome Recoil...

 

[mk one]

A couple of mine...

 

[sam_white]

Another new one showed up - Plummet Smart Bomb - Looks a lot like a Club Roost to me.

 

[eightyeight]

My Stumpjumper feeling sorry for itself after it got replaced by a GT...