The Jekyll's secret is in its threaded rear shock mounting collar, which mates to corresponding threads on the rear shock's outer shell. Thread the shock aft through the mounting collar, and the bike is set up as a nimble cross-country machine with a high bottom bracket for clearing obstacles and a steep head angle for precise steering. This is the ideal set up for the tight, technical trails of Camp Robinson and Allsop Park. Thread the shock forward through the collar and you've got stable steering and a lower center of gravity provided by a slack head angle and a low bottom bracket. Between the full forward and the full aft positions, the Jekyll offers limitless adjustments so its performance can be dialed in to your preferences.
Adjustments take a matter of seconds.