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[@willgell9022]

Hello folks, it is I, William, out of the video. I’ve got a previous gen Epic Evo, so not worlds apart from the current gen ‘non-evo’. I have it set up with around 17% rear sag and all the tokens I can get in there. All about the firm pedalling platform (not running a lockout). While the Stumpy does run a bit more sag than an XC race bike, its composure when you drive on is very very similar. So if pedal efficiency is your only worry about the Stumpy then don’t let it worry you! It’s absolutely lovely to pedal but it really does not descend anywhere near as sketchily as an XC bike. That being said it is also a chunk heavier than an XC bike so that aspect does detract from the climbing performance. Plus you’ve got treadier tyres and mullet wheels on the Stumpy. It’s most definitely a big trail bike, so if you want something to do loads of pedalling on (let’s call it ‘mile munching’) then I’d really be looking at the Epic 8, or realistically the Epic 8 Evo because 10mm extra travel for no real weight gain is a win 👌. Hope that helps!!

[@kentao4]

Same question. Feels the same as which epic? That would be helpful for those trying to decide.

[@duffyrides]

Was he comparing it to the Epic 8 when he said it felt like his Epic ? I’m actually trying to decide between the Epic 8 and this new Stumpy right now and that’s the one question I have. If the stumpy is that efficient then I’ll get the stumpy however if it’s like my Enduro bike then I’ll get the Epic or maybe an SB120. I’m basically looking for an efficient short to mid -travel trail bike. Curious for your thoughts ! Thanks

[@BRINKUK]

Will rides an Epic 7 without the brain shock.