Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Reviewer Stats: 5’11” & 215 lbs
It’s mid-August, and the dirt on our trails in Bellingham, Washington is as dry as it gets. At this time of year, the tires roll faster than ever—making it the perfect time to test Evil’s newly updated The Following, the company’s shortest-travel, 29-inch-wheeled bike.
With such high-speed trail conditions, The Following truly comes into its own. From the moment my tires hit the dirt, I felt like I was being propelled by a perpetual tailwind. With 120 millimeters of rear-wheel travel and a lightweight build, this bike is clearly designed for speed. But when you pair a bike in this travel range with Evil’s ultra-supportive DELTA-link suspension platform, you have a combination that begs for a strong cadence. From the moment I started pedaling The Following I felt possessed by its demonic, speedy nature. All in all, The Following is a special bike that straddles the line between speed and style.
*Geo Specs reflect bike being in X-Low flip chip setting*
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Reviewer Stats: 5’11” & 215 lbs
It’s mid-August, and the dirt on our trails in Bellingham, Washington is as dry as it gets. At this time of year, the tires roll faster than ever—making it the perfect time to test Evil’s newly updated The Following, the company’s shortest-travel, 29-inch-wheeled bike.
With such high-speed trail conditions, The Following truly comes into its own. From the moment my tires hit the dirt, I felt like I was being propelled by a perpetual tailwind. With 120 millimeters of rear-wheel travel and a lightweight build, this bike is clearly designed for speed. But when you pair a bike in this travel range with Evil’s ultra-supportive DELTA-link suspension platform, you have a combination that begs for a strong cadence. From the moment I started pedaling The Following I felt possessed by its demonic, speedy nature. All in all, The Following is a special bike that straddles the line between speed and style.
*Geo Specs reflect bike being in X-Low flip chip setting*
Read Full Review here: freehubmag.com/reviews/2020-evil-following
Evil Following Page: evil-bikes.com/a/bikes/following
#TheFollowing #EvilBikeco #bikereview
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