> I can't describe it exactly, but it was an immediate red flag for me. The universal playbook of all bike related crowdfunding campaigns: take a tiny innovati

> I can't describe it exactly, but it was an immediate red flag for me. The universal playbook of all bike related crowdfunding campaigns: take a tiny innovation (or none at all, it's not strictly necessary to have something original), put it in a blender with everything that has become state of the art within the last decade or two and use it to impress those who have never experienced anything better than a walmart clunker from the falling edge of the original mountain-bike wave.