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Ok cool, from my limited knowledge it seems like it is a 2 part device. One is a harmonic dampener tuned to higher frequencies that you would feel through the bars. The other is a counter weight used to ‘deaden’ the feel of bottoming the forks due to a counter weight. If I am understanding it correctly, it’s an interesting device.

Nate71 - Appreciate you coming in here and giving some info. Thanks!

My understanding: The idea is that is works as a counterbalance to help negate/dampen the forces going into the forks/front end to get them to settle quicker after a bump. The ideal suspension would perfectly follow the ground over bumps and undulations, if possible, but that is not realistic. If the fork doesn't completely adsorb the bump then upward force carries over into the front end causing it to move upward, then resultingly moving back downward which can cause an oscillation and the feeling of an unsettled front end. It is exactly those front-end oscillations that this device is supposed...

The few offroad riders I know with them say it does make a difference it certain situations. Counterbalancer for the front end

The inputs would be so vast and different i wouldnt imagine they could isolate some frequency and tune for it but full disclosure I think vibrations as a field is literal black magic and barely passed when i took it so... yeah. Now, real life probably went something like "add weight til it feel good". Sometimes the steps between ideation and creation can be skipped and still have a great outcome as long as the person designing has a strong intuitive grasp on the concepts and mechanics behind the task. AKA gut feel engineering. Some of the best, and some...