Catch up with the carbon prototype BH XC bike set to replace the Lynx Race. It’s being raced now on the World Cup, but still under cover...
Click to email a link to a friend Two months ago we got a sneak peek at a prototype next-gen BH cross-country race mountain bike. We suspect it could be the successor to their long-running Lynx family. Details are still very limited since BH is doing a good job keeping the prototype wrapped up both on the racetrack and in the pits. But we got in for a closer look to try to sus out some more details…fully.
But since there’s obviously already a pivot at the axle, the only real reason you would need a flex stay would be if the shock was fixed to the seatstays instead of having another pivot hidden inside that secret wrap, right?Here we get a close-up view of the main pivot, the swingarm, and the PressFit bottom bracket. It’s all quite similar to the current Lynx Race.
Just in front of the seattube, the toptube flares out quite a bit to the sides. That looks a lot like the shaping of the front shock mount on the current Lynx Race, which could suggest a reverse shock orientation? New Hunt Sustain wheelsets rethink how to craft modern recycled carbon & alloy wheels with less harmful finishes, while remaining affordable…Shimano GRX Gets its Own Pedals with Limited Edition United in Gravel
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