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Cannondale Simon - electronically controled adjustable damping

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Cannondale Simon - electronically controled adjustable damping

Cannondale Simon - electronically controled adjustable damping

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http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/on-show-interbike-2009-part-3
Thoughts?
It looks like a really interesting concept to me.
I can see lots of potential for this, for example: On a rear shock with a power measuring hub you could have active anti-bob to isolate pedaling forces completely from rear suspension movement. same thing goes for anti-dive on the front when the brakes are applied...
  

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