Evil Bike Co. Launch the Following MB (More Better’er)

Evil Bikes just announced an update to The Following: The Following MB (More Better’er). In Evil’s own words, it’s not lower and slacker – just longer and stiffer. You can see the full updated geometry below, but in addition to longer reach, the bike sees Boost spacing and a Metric/Trunnion shock with a reservoir and an improved, lower leverage ratio. Most of the rest of the updates are what we come to expect from Evil, but the original Following didn’t necessarily features, such as a threaded BB and a bolt-on axle.

Retail on the frame is $2899 US and it clears both 29″ and 27.5 Plus tires. For full specs, head to Evil’s site.

Evil Bikes – Following MB from Evil Bikes on Vimeo.

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