Forestal Siryon 2021 Edition One - Owners Thread

[Suns_PSD]

Has Anyone with a Siryon measured seatpost insertion by chance?

Like how deep a seat post on a size Large can be inserted before bottoming out.

Probably going to get the Siryon and the seatpost insertion is a hesitation I have as I've seen photos with guys on Larges running a 125mm dropper, which is very concerning.

Please advise, or just share any info you have on this topic.

Thanks

 

[squeegee]

Per an email I just had with them.

I also sent an email saying I could not locate them online.

Will update when I hear back.

I've emailed twice asking about the range extender, no reply. RE is a must have for me so find it annoying that I get no response. Checking with WWC.

 

[squeegee]

Has Anyone with a Siryon measured seatpost insertion by chance?

Like how deep a seat post on a size Large can be inserted before bottoming out.

Probably going to get the Siryon and the seatpost insertion is a hesitation I have as I've seen photos with guys on Larges running a 125mm dropper, which is very concerning.

Please advise, or just share any info you have on this topic.

Thanks

Big concern I was not aware of. Kenevo SL's IMO don't allow enough insertion on smaller sizes, S2, S3 is what I've seen.

 

[Suns_PSD]

The range extender is not available yet.

They said this spring.

 

[UncledeanXC]

FWIW: I ran a 210mm One up on a size medium without issue.

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Had ~25mm between the rubber seat binder seal and dropper collar.

 

[Suns_PSD]

Oh wow!, that's impressive.

 

[CJaMTB]

Has Anyone with a Siryon measured seatpost insertion by chance?

Like how deep a seat post on a size Large can be inserted before bottoming out.

Probably going to get the Siryon and the seatpost insertion is a hesitation I have as I've seen photos with guys on Larges running a 125mm dropper, which is very concerning.

Please advise, or just share any info you have on this topic.

Thanks

Can't say about the Siryon, but I rode a Medium Cyon with a 150mm AXS dropper. I had to remove the rubber collar and slammed it, but it went in right up to the post collar. At 5'6" and with a 29" inside leg, it was perfect. If I hadn't been able to remove that collar, it would have been 5mm shy of perfect!

 

[Suns_PSD]

All good news.

Forestal posted an employee's lightweight Cyon and they listed the dropper as a 125mm on a Large and it looked slammed. That really concerned me! I simply could not ride the things I do with this (low) talent level on a short dropper as I run a 200mm now and love it.

Looks like it's not an issue, however.

 

[Suns_PSD]

I will say that I should not have posted the frame only info because now people have e-mailed WW asking questions and if that got back to Forestal, it might interfere with some sort of exclusive agreement or something.

They didn't tell me they were just doing this for me, but I sure hope I didn't blow it.

 

[brw0513]

Pushys here in Australia are having a 50% off sale atm:

Forestal

Forestal

www.pushys.com.au

 

[TCFlowClyde]

Anyone running a direct mount chain ring...was wondering if the Hope Shimano DM is compatible?

 

[HGmtb]

Pushys here in Australia are having a 50% off sale atm:

Forestal

Forestal

www.pushys.com.au

BikeBug have a further 25% off the already discounted 50% price - AU$5654 for a Cyon Halo !

 

[Suns_PSD]

I think this is a beautiful bike, with amazing geo, and now many are priced really well. Also apparently a frame only version is being released soon so that's awesome.

After asking so many questions about this product I decided to go with the Transition Relay (and couldn't be any happier) for the following reasons:

1) it appears, and the geo says, that it has very poor seat post insertion, in spite of some claims from users.
2) battery is known to run out quickly, like really quickly.
3) motor apparently delivers too much power even in the low setting
4) rear suspension leverage ratio is not very progressive, and I typically bottom these suspension designs out often
5) I don't like the computer and the fact that complaints about how it works are nearly constant it should just go away
6) The motor is known to be loud. this is a big one for me as incognito is important to me

I hope everyone really enjoys their Forestals and the tips above are the things that I hope that Forestal takes to heart for the next version.

I also think the Siryon could be a positively insane lightweight Enduro pedal bike.