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Evil The Following LS
We took the most playful bike ever to manual the earth and poured Pop Rocks into a mouthful of Mountain Dew. An inline shock makes sure the pop don’t stop.
Evil the Following with bantam frame and build weights, plus a tyrannically steep 77-degree seat tube angle mean the Following is even faster up than it is down… even if that flat out seems impossible.
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Reviews
Is the Following Any Good?
MBR - "Agility overload, combined with float-then-pop suspension." 10/10
Bicycling.com - "Our Favorite Mountain Bike Ever: The Evil Following"
Bike Radar - "Pros: Superb speed-boosting suspension, super stif, razor-sharp handling Cons: When we find some, we'll let you know"
BikeMag.com - "Most of our testers tend to over-bike when picking our daily drivers, and this new Following had them questioning that logic.
It’s snappy and responsive like a BMX. Corners like a slalom bike. And climbs like an XC thoroughbred. It’s got everything you could want in a trail bike and rewards bike-handling skills and creativity.
Even when you get it into big-bike situations, it has a calm composure that just says, "Give me more."