Graham Agassiz Introduces the Limited Edition Evil Insurgent LB Park 7

Heck yes! Evil's dual-crown destroyers are officially a thing. Learn a bit about the 151/180mm Insurgent LB Park from Aggy, and know that there's a 161/180mm Wreckoning LB Park 29er as well.

Hit up www.evil-bikes.com for more details.

Credit: Hayden Brown
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boaz
5 years ago
Looks like such a fun bike! I ride a 180 / 160 as my all mountain rig and really enjoy it. With a 180 up front on this rig I wonder if 26 would be a good choice since the longer fork raises the bottom bracket. Sounds like he enjoys the 27.5 though
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NoahColorado
5 years ago
Dual-crowns are typically 10-25mm shorter than single-crowns of the same travel. I used a 185mm MRP Bartlett on my Firebird 27.5 like this last season.
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fasterfaster
5 years ago
150/180 - doesn't that just make it an over-forked enduro bike? Having said that it looks sick as, and I'd ride it for sure. Any idea what it weighs?
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TRex
5 years ago
A dual crown fork typically has a shorter axle to crown measurement than a single crown (of the same travel), so I think 180 dual crown might keep geometry nice and a little more precise. Only drawback I see with the dual crown is weight, or turning tight, both of which are 100% irrelevant in this application.
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