Original sentence: Giant introduced its Maestro suspension in 2006.Maestro Suspension, according to Giant, is designed to deliver an efficient rear suspension power transfer.Maestro utilizes a set up of four pivot points and two linkages to create a floating pivot point which is designed to reduce pedal bob and enables the rear wheel to travel vertically
Edited sentence: Additionally, suspension compression and expansion has no effect on chain elongation and subsequent pedal kick-back.The Inside Line: Maestro utilizes four strategically positioned pivot points (eight total bearings) and two linkages to create a floating pivot point, that improves pedal efficiency by counteracting pedaling forces that would otherwise create suspension compression, or pedal-bob.The most important new technology that Giant has come out with is the introduction of the Maestro Suspension Benefit: Suspension activity is unaffected by pedaling forces and vice versa—this makes Maestro highly efficient in transferring power to the rear wheel