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2021 Evil

Following / Frame Only

CadreCarbone
Suspensioncomplet, 120mm débattement arrière
roues29″
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Commentaires
Pinkbike
Field Test: Evil Following - Stout, Stiff, & Snappy

nov. 2022 · Matt Beer

Evil Bikes are known for their roots that have been dug deep into the gravity side of mountain biking for some time, but their 120mm short-travel trail bike, the Following, shouldn't be neglected, because it punches well above its rank. .

Points forts
  • Superb suspension performance packed into 120mm of travel

  • Frame and wheels combine to create a strong yet forgiving ride feel

Points faibles
  • Handling at high speeds might be too twitchy for some riders

  • Geometry doesn't equate to the most effective climbing position

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Bikerumor
Evil gives the short-travel Following LS the UDH update, plus limited colors

oct. 2022 · Sam Anderson

SRAM's Universal Derailleur Hanger is the wave: ride it or get buried. Evil has figured that out, and updated its MTB's accordingly.

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Beta
Editors' Choice: Evil Following

avr. 2021 · Beta

First define the genre, then surpass it

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MBR
Evil Following V3 GX Eagle review - MBR

déc. 2020 · Mick Kirkman

Third-generation Evil Following includes a jutting jawline that’s sharper-edged, a seat tube brace for improved standover clearance and internal cabling.

Points forts
  • Agility overload, combined with float-then-pop suspension.

Points faibles
  • Super Boost 157 is a headache for frame-only buyers.

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Freehub
Bike Review | 2020 Evil Following X01

août 2020 · Spencer Johnson

It’s mid-August, and the dirt on our trails in Bellingham, Washington is as dry as it gets. At this time of year, the tires roll faster than ever—making it the perfect time to test Evil’s newly updated The Following, the company’s shortest-travel, 29-inch-wheeled bike. With such high-speed trail conditions, The Following truly comes into its own. From the moment my tires hit the dirt, I felt like I was being propelled by a perpetual tailwind. With 120 millimeters of rear-wheel travel and a lightweight build, this bike is clearly designed for speed. But when you pair a bike in this travel range with Evil’s ultra-supportive DELTA-link suspension platform, you have a combination that begs for a strong cadence. From the moment I started pedaling The Following I felt possessed by its demonic, speedy nature. The large frame I tested really hit a sweet spot for me. The 480-millimeter reach didn’t feel as long as that length might suggest, and the cockpit sizing was perfect for conquering tight switchbacks and pulling the occasional wheelie. The seated position felt rear of center, which translated to an efficient pedaling position that enabled me to really lay down the wattage. At the same time, the combination of a 430-millimeter chainstay and the shorter, 120 millimeters of travel on the RockShox Pike Ultimate Charger 2.1 RC2 fork helped to keep the front wheel on the ground during steeper climbs. Much like Evil’s The Wreckoning, which I recently tested, The Following feels incredibly neutral when hammering out of the saddle. There’s just enough anti-squat to combat the weight transfer.

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NSMB
Introducing the Evil Following V3

mars 2020

Win up. Win down. Follow no one.

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Bike Perfect
Evil Following Review: We put the Evil Following MB X01 through its paces

oct. 2019 · Guy Kesteven

Evil’s Following set a new standard for short travel, big attitude 29er trail bikes but how does it compare to the latest contenders? Guy Kesteven has been hitting the moors, Enduro tracks and off-piste black runs of Yorkshire to find out.

Points forts
  • Insanely controlled and speed-hungry suspension with addictively agile handling

  • Comparatively good price for a premium brand and sorted spec

Points faibles
  • Shorter, steeper geometry makers it less stable than contemporaries

  • Relatively short frame warranty

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BikeRadar
Evil Following MB GX Eagle Fox Factory review

juin 2019 · Mick Kirkman

One of the most exciting 29er trail bikes on the market, balancing speed and fun perfectly

Points forts
  • Suspension feels deeper and more sensitive than on most 120mm bikes, but never gets too spongy

  • Absolutely rails turns in the X-Low bottom bracket position

Points faibles
  • Slack seat angle needs updating

  • More tyre clearance than previous Evils, but it still isn’t what a UK rider would call generous

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Following 120mm Travel, UD Carbon, Full Internal Cable Routing, SB+ 157, Integrated Chain Guide, Threaded BB

Norme BBBSA, 73mm, Fileté

Pédalier

BSA, 73mm, threaded

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