The MYTH of Vertical Frame Compliance.
A semi-rigorous study on vertical vs lateral compliance in the rear triangle of a hardtail mountain bike frame. This is not conclusive evidence, but a compelling finding that suggests it's the lateral flex that we interpret as vertical compliance in a frame. Keep it constructive in the comments. Support the channel! https://www.thebikesauce.com/
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