| Norco Retains Their Award-Winning VPS Design for 2008 |
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Port Coquitlam, BC ~ Every year, at an event or a show, at least one rider comes up and asks, why, with all the changes Norco makes to our bikes, we continue to use Horst 4-bar linkage. With so many new models and suspension designs hitting the market each year, it's a good question. However, our answer is always the same, "Because, it's still the best!"
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you don't want to take our word for it, he's what Bike Magazine had to
say: "The axle path is the key to a good suspension design, the 'Horst
link design" creates a near vertical rear wheel axle path which all but
eliminates suspension feedback and offers a smooth ride. The Horst
4-bar linkage is still the design standard to judge suspension
performance by." Bike Magazine, July 05
The 2008 DH/Freeride line was designed to help riders
attain three goals: speed, control, and flight. Although we improve
frame design and pull together a stellar parts package every season,
the core of these bikes still continues to be their unequaled Horst
link 4-bar suspension design. As the highest rated Full-Suspension DH
bike on MTBR.com's Reader Reviews, we're confident you'll agree.
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