Initial development of the BH Lynx 4 was done on computers; this is an early frame designBH
Initial development of the BH Lynx 4 was done on computers; this is an early frame designBH
Initial development of the BH Lynx 4 was done on computers; this is an early frame designBH
Initial development of the BH Lynx 4 was done on computers; this is an early frame designBH
Then clay models were made to refine the look of the bike before alloy test mules were madeBH
Then clay models were made to refine the look of the bike before alloy test mules were madeBH
Then clay models were made to refine the look of the bike before alloy test mules were madeBH
We were granted an exclusive invitation to the launch of BH’s new Lynx 4 trail bike in the French Alps last week, and we were very impressed by both the look and the ride of the bike.
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American suspension guru Dave Weagle played a major part in its development. We managed to grab a few minutes with him on the slopes of Peisey-Vallandry – where he was on hand to tweak shock settings and gather rider feedback – to get the lowdown on the Lynx and its Split Pivot design.
Check out the video below – and open our image gallery for lots more pictures, including some shots of the clay – yes, clay – model used to develop the bike.
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