It seems like barely a year and a half ago we totally revamped our
beloved gnarl-hound with updated suspension, geometry and a host of
details that saw an entirely new Nomad emerging from where the old Nomad
had been - lighter, sleeker, snappier and at the same time tougher.
Time flies. It was just a year and a half ago that eight unlucky souls
got mangled in the Hellride while claiming first saddle time aboard the
new beast. And while the now tried and true aluminum Nomad is still a
vital part of our lineup, we decided to splice some carbon fiber into
it's DNA and see what happens.
Patented counter-rotating link design
Allows flexibility to design and manipulate shock rates for a huge diversity of uses, from razor sharp XC performance to bomber tough and ultra plush 10-inch travel downhill duty.
Short links
(Carbon Fiber Upper, Forged Aluminum Lower) and large diameter axles combined with angular contact bearings bring chassis integrity and handling precision to a whole new level.
Grease ports!
Tons of seals! Locking collet axle hardware! Super trick, low maintenance, superior durability, easy to service when the time finally comes.
You won't find this kind of stuff - whether it be quality of hardware or versatility of design or chassis integrity - anywhere else.
(mtbr.com, santacruzmtb.com)
Patented counter-rotating link design
Allows flexibility to design and manipulate shock rates for a huge diversity of uses, from razor sharp XC performance to bomber tough and ultra plush 10-inch travel downhill duty.
Short links
(Carbon Fiber Upper, Forged Aluminum Lower) and large diameter axles combined with angular contact bearings bring chassis integrity and handling precision to a whole new level.
Grease ports!
Tons of seals! Locking collet axle hardware! Super trick, low maintenance, superior durability, easy to service when the time finally comes.
You won't find this kind of stuff - whether it be quality of hardware or versatility of design or chassis integrity - anywhere else.
(mtbr.com, santacruzmtb.com)
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