I’m very pleasantly surprised, up until now my trail wheel has been an RSHT, it’s been great wheel over the past two years, I was skeptical with the Lynx being ~20lbs heavier, but it’s a whole world of difference. The Lynx is so nimble, powerful and wants to fly. I’m loving it.
@@julianandyvonne the weight isn’t really noticeable with all the power. If bottoming out is your main concern the scissor type suspension is going to give you the flexibility to put in new springs and linkages to change the travel. But overall I have the 70lb spring and bottoming out isn’t an issue on trails and moderate jumps.
I took mine out to the river bottom yesterday with tons of cobbles and small rocks which I normally avoid. I didn't even pick a line, I just blasted right through them.
Wow nice VIDEO! I have S22 Pro, a GREAT WHEEL, I ride 50/50 technical trail/street.... Will order LYNX next month, my only concern is that I feel S22 just right in weight. 5kg. more on trails Lynx... Could I handle bigger and heavier machine, I am 70kg.? 😵💫
@@dustinhankins2153 there are first batches available yes, but none of them are the 70lb springs. I’m about 230 with gear, I think I need 70lb springs.
I’m very pleasantly surprised, up until now my trail wheel has been an RSHT, it’s been great wheel over the past two years, I was skeptical with the Lynx being ~20lbs heavier, but it’s a whole world of difference. The Lynx is so nimble, powerful and wants to fly. I’m loving it.
How does it compare to the S22 with it's extra suspension travel and lighter weight?
I don't have the opportunity to test one out unfortunately.
@@julianandyvonne the weight isn’t really noticeable with all the power. If bottoming out is your main concern the scissor type suspension is going to give you the flexibility to put in new springs and linkages to change the travel. But overall I have the 70lb spring and bottoming out isn’t an issue on trails and moderate jumps.
@@mcfly_ev Thanks for the feedback.
Loving the content.
Keep up the good work 👍
@@julianandyvonne no problem!
I remember all that. It was a blast! Hope to be back next season... Not on the same wheel.
Master pro? Lolololol
i just want to watch this for hours!
Wow, sweet are you getting a Lynx!?
Awesome footage showing how great that suspension is and the nimbleness of the Lynx.
I love Gabe’s reviews - more of this!
Really appreciate the camera placement on the uphill riding montage at 0:29
I took mine out to the river bottom yesterday with tons of cobbles and small rocks which I normally avoid. I didn't even pick a line, I just blasted right through them.
when he said "That completes the full review . . . " I thought he was joking. Guess not.
Short and sweet
This is the video I've been waiting for
you were moving - the wheel certainly stands on its own merits! nice video
Need this wheel... 😩
Great addition to my Patton. Thanks for the vid.
Lookin good Gabinator
Fun to watch!
Watch out for em Potholes 🎉
Wow nice VIDEO! I have S22 Pro, a GREAT WHEEL, I ride 50/50 technical trail/street.... Will order LYNX next month, my only concern is that I feel S22 just right in weight. 5kg. more on trails Lynx... Could I handle bigger and heavier machine, I am 70kg.? 😵💫
I’m also 70kg. It might take a bit to get used to but you’ll be fine.
What tire is that?
The Lynx comes stock with the Kenda K262 knobby tire which has been performing great on both off-road and street!
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when a master v4 review?
Is that the knobby tire or the street?
Knobby
I’m on second batch with ewheels … waiting. 😅
eevees has stock last i checked coming in, don't miss your riding season brodi
Second batch? Has all of the first batch been sold?
@@dustinhankins2153why do you need second batch? I don’t think there were any changes or issues with the first.
@@dustinhankins2153 there are first batches available yes, but none of them are the 70lb springs. I’m about 230 with gear, I think I need 70lb springs.
62? 66? 70Lbs?
62lbs. I’m a 155lbs rider and it feels great!
I'm 180lb and also love the 62lb suspension.
Guys, I do love you but this type of videos I don't. Please return the original supper cool reviews.
18” Tire 😅 not 20
The actual measurement is 20"
So Silent!