The BH Lynx SLS features 80 millimetres of rear suspension travel and a Fox 34 Factory fork with 110 millimetres of travel. After 2,000 kilometres and 40,000 metres of elevation gain, the endurance test shows: The split-pivot rear suspension is responsive, and the forward momentum is impressive. However, the conservative geometry – with a steep head angle and short wheelbase – demands full concentration on descents. The ease of servicing and the position of the bottle cage are notable drawbacks.
