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Please read in full before commenting, but please comment. In today’s installment of our ongoing opinion column, The Dust-Up, we bring you Travis Engel’s thesis on why full-suspension bikes offer the most inviting, user-friendly experience to people trying mountain bikes for the first time, and why the commonly held “hardtail-first” doctrine is flawed and outdated. Check out the full email that QBP, All-City’s parent company, just sent to its dealer network below, edited for public visibility…īy: travis engel The Dust-Up: Most New Mountain Bikers Should Start on Full-Suspension Bikes The brand will no longer develop products after 2024 and will be retired in a few years. We’ve long been a fan of the company and as always, it’s a big bummer to see a steel-focused company shutter its doors.

This news is sad, as The Radavist has featured so many of All-City‘s products over the years via custom builds and product launches.

A few shops have sent this into our editorial team today and we felt like the cat’s out of the bag after months of whispers.

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