Their Multi-bar PRS suspension is a single pivot and linkage driven shock system that has a full 9 inches of travel available.

The bike will come with a tapered headtube and a standard 12 x 150 mm rear end spacing. I’ll tell you more when they’ll be released.

from pinkbike

If you want to be one of the first to own a copy of Life Cycles, you can support the filmmakers directly and pre-order the film at lifecyclesfilm.com or pinkbike.com. Pre-ordering will save you $5 off the regular price and it will insure your copy will be shipped as soon as they are available.

The date for the world premier is also now confirmed so if you want to be the first to watch Life Cycles, make sure you get down to Interbike and come check us out at The Pearl Concert Hall located at the Palms, Tuesday, September 21st at 9pm.

from: pinkbike.com

I have recently brought some Eastern Fuquay-Flyer grips and thought I’d write my 2 cents about them.
First off, the Fuquay-Flyers come in Black, White, Red, Blue, Purple colors. They are very soft, and that makes your hands slip a little bit on them when your hands are sweaty and you have no gloves on. They are very comfortable and you won’t have your hands full of blisters and stuff like that. I cannot talk about the time it takes them to wear out though, because I put them on my bike a week ago or something like that. The bar-ends are OK too, but my handlebar is very thin at the ends so they sometimes come out ( happens to most of the grips that are not lock-ons when put on this bar, though) .
I have had some Eastern grips before, the Corals, that were nice too. All in all, Eastern grips are pretty awesome and cheap ( I paid 26 RON for mine, or 6 euros).