The Canfield brothers, Chris and Lance, were showing their 2008 bikes next to the Sea Otter demo area. At Interbike they introduced their new “Perfect Suspension” concept, which is supposed to pedal the same regardless of the chainring, standing or seated. It’s one basic bike design in four configurations, the Sauce, One, Can-Can, and the Can-Diggle.

The Canfield Brothers One linkage (below) is shared among all four “Perfect Suspension” bikes. The complete One bike is pictured at the top of the page.

An extra mini Canfield Brothers Can Can bike (below). The Can Can features the “Perfect Suspension” design in a dirt jump and park-friendly frame. Note the super short seat tube post and low top tube.

The Canfield Brothers Can Diggle (below) is a sturdier, 7 to 8-inch version of the One. Being intended for more serious terrain, it has a 1.5-inch headtube and Maxle rear axle.

The Jedi (below) is the Canfield Brothers latest, updated version of their classic Formula 1 frame. It has a rearward travel linkage system, short chain stays, and it’s made for the most punishment.

For more information on Canfield Brothers bikes, visit their Web site: http://www.canfieldbrothers.com/

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