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In the description it says you can still piggyback.Yeah, 157 rear end is an odd match to non-piggyback shock for sure. And Push just introduced the new ElevenSix with a trunnion option specifically for the Following. All the talk about light weight an "XC" seems like mis-targeted marketing.
Bummed to see them go to SuperBoost, I was not really in the market for a Following but would've considered a new Wreckoning. Assuming is SB as well I'm out.
Integrated headset, so angleset is not an option.I'm willing to bet that people will be slapping on 140mm forks and anglesets too.
Cheaper, easier to install, lighter. I'm personally not a huge fan, but there are some good reasons for it.^^Oh...interesting. Wonder why they did that?
Their 3 year warranty kept me away, I was hoping they would at least go to 5 or 7, really glad to hear they went for lifetime. That makes a difference for me. I don't like the 157 rear hub on a trail bike though.Internal cable routing is stupid, but I do like that Evil has used tubes on the Following for the internal cable routing. They've also bumped the warranty period up to lifetime on new frames.
Fanatik has the Works Components angleset as an option on their bike builder.Integrated headset, so angleset is not an option.
The headset is the same as the last Following, Offering and Wreckoning so a Works Components ZS44/62 headset will fit - they have -1, -1.5 and -2 options.Integrated headset, so angleset is not an option.