At 230 you’ll want a 38. The rear feels like a traditional Horst link 4-bar, very predictable feel. You can run any shock on it without worrying about altering the feel. Once you get your shock dialed, it holds up great in corners and provides plenty of pop, if you need to boost over stuff. Lively bike. I’ve bottomed mine out and it never feels like it hits the hard stop (must have nailed the air pressure and tokens - stock setup alloy NX)
Transition Relay Owners how's the bike?
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MDR
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I've owned the Relay (PNW) for over a year now and really love this bike. I've ridden it throughout California, Utah and Nevada and just spent 2 weeks in Tahoe. I was having problems getting the Fox 38 dialed--especially small bump sensitivity--but recently had it rebuilt and tuned by a local suspension expert and it finally feels right. I did a 22 mile ride in Tahoe with over 3k of climbing and still had about 15% left on the battery. I do hope Fazua makes good on their promise to make an extender, but I really haven't needed it so far.
