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Correct. The shock in the real pic is mounted to the front triangle above the BB. The pivot placements are also positioned slightly differently. other than that my drawing has pretty much the same concept.
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very close! see this image of the real deal http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/7838343/
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My design concept was pretty accurate except for the fact that the shock connects to the front Triangle and not to the swing arm
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I know it's ugly but, from the photos that are available, I can't see it working any other way.
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Bryantaber > I hate to break it to you but those are 3 Marzocchi 888
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What size is this? It looks like a small...
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it's an awesome ride dude! and no...it's not a DHX it's a Fox Vanilla
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This looks like a PhotoSHOP job...I hope!
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It made me think of Shrek for some reason.
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Dude, this my dream bike. Nice! Do you have more pics?
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1. The dark grey linkage is pulled down by the rear triangle. This compresses the shock from the top.
2. The red link only acts as a guide for the floating grey link.
3. The rear triangle moves upward and compresses the shock from the bottom as well. This differs from Brendog's bike.where as the bottom end of the shock is actually fixed to the front triangle above the BB and only gets compressed from the top.