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BOS is back in North America Main man Olivier Bossard made his way over to the USA for the 2013 Sea Otter Classic along with his team. Simon also made the trip as well as their new distributor Seven02 who is based out of Las Vegas, NV. Video: 2014 Product Overview Shrewd readers will remember that BOS had a small push a few years ago but there were issues with the way things worked back then in the States. Not enough product, price, and lack of service centers played a major role in the reasons why it didn’t work. BOS on Commencal Supreme Well they’re making a solid effort now in penetrating the North American market and they’ve got some impressive plans. Download Ecca Mamamia Malu Malu Tapi Mau.

I asked Olivier what they were doing about increasing production to meet demands and he assured me that they were taking it seriously and have increased production quite a bit to meet and exceed product demands. To establish themselves in North America, they’ve setup a main distribution out of Las Vegas, NV.

Seven02 will be the company handling things and they’ve got some ties to Commencal USA as well so expect good things to come of that as well for people looking for Commencal bikes state site. Commencal featured some of the BOS products at Sea Otter Lastly, price and service centers. In the USA when BOS was introduced they struggled to compete partially because of service center and price.

They’ve now established a new pricing structure to be competitive in North America as well as opening up new Service centers on the East and West cost in the coming weeks. BOS knows how to make quality products and they’re taking things serious in North America. Be sure to check them out if you get a chance. New USA Pricing: Forks: • Idylle $1,470 • Idylle Air $1,730 • Idylle Air RaRe $2,090 • Idylle SC (Single Crown) Air $1,399 • Idylle SC Air Tapered $1,459 • Deville AM $1,050 • Deville 160mm $1,070 • Deville 160mm Tapered $1,130 • Deville 160mm TRC $1,130 • Deville 160mm TRC Tapered $1,190 • Deville 170mm Tapered $1,240 Shocks • STOY shock $620 • STOY RaRe $700 • VOID $820 • Kirk $720 • VIP’R 2 $725 BOS has a variety of rear shock dampers available for 2014. The Vip’R2 is their all mountain shock, the Kirk is aimed at the Enduro crowd, and the /Stoy is aimed at the downhill rider. Most of their shocks feature a variety of adjustments including high/low speed compression and rebound adjust.

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Posted: Mar 25, 2013 at 12:02 Quote
No longer...
Posted: Mar 25, 2013 at 13:01 Quote
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Posted: Mar 26, 2013 at 10:41 Quote
Awesome. Did anyone ever try one of these?
Thanks
Posted: Mar 30, 2013 at 10:18 Quote
Really nobody????
Come on guys I am very interested in getting a Idylle Air and a Void.
Need some help before dropping this kind of money...
Posted: Mar 30, 2013 at 10:36 Quote
I'm running an Idylle Air RaRe, and a Stoy Rare, super plush, haven't had them long enough to comment on reliability though.
So far super impressed!
Posted: Apr 2, 2013 at 10:02 Quote
Thank you for your feedback bike mavin. Anyone else tried these forks and shocks?
Posted: Apr 3, 2013 at 9:11 Quote
Been running a Stoy shock on my miniDH bike for now 8 months, faultless (and the shock is actually 3 years old), and runs much better than what I had tried before (or what I tried on other people's bikes). Only the CCDB matches the Stoy in my opinion.
And now running a Vip'r on my AM bike, muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch better than the original Fox Float CTD ... Rode the CTD about 30mi, then put it aside and got a Vip'r off a friend.
Only issue I have with the vipr is that considering my weight, and the ratio the frame has (slightly degressive), I have to pump quite a lot of air (320psi) to get a proper SAG and not bottom out too often. I would love to have a compression setting on it ... but it seems it'll be for the next BOS shock (that will be run by some French enduro factory riders this year).
Now for the forks, I've tried briefly and not-so-briefly Idylle and Deville forks. The Deville is weird at first (super sensitive on the first 30-40mm of travel) but once you get used to it, it's pretty good. Again, stock, it works better than the Float 36 or Lyriks (but you can eventually get close by modding them). But for the Idylle, the only drawback I see is the weight. Other than that, superb control, grip, comfort, ...
Oh and I don't work for BOS.
Main problem I see with BOS is that at first they advertised the made in France stuff, but now 90% of the production is Taiwanese, and then it's assembled in France. But then, that's just me.
Posted: Apr 4, 2013 at 4:21 Quote
Ok I was looking to Chang my rear shock on my commencal meta AM So I emailed commencal asking can i fit a shock with a piggy back like fox dhx air . They said no I can not not enough space to fit a shock with a piggy back but then recomend a fox CTD or a BOSS viper .ok ok I already have the CTD fitted and I don't like it .so I came to this thread to look up Boss and noticed the on boss rear shock commencal said to use BOSS VIP.R has a piggy back mmmmmm think someone got somethink wrong somewhere ???
Posted: Apr 4, 2013 at 4:24 Quote
superbikes wrote:
Ok I was looking to Chang my rear shock on my commencal meta AM So I emailed commencal asking can i fit a shock with a piggy back like fox dhx air . They said no I can not not enough space to fit a shock with a piggy back but then recomend a fox CTD or a BOSS viper .ok ok I already have the CTD fitted and I don't like it .so I came to this thread to look up Boss and noticed the on boss rear shock commencal said to use BOSS VIP.R has a piggy back mmmmmm think someone got somethink wrong somewhere ???
woooops my mistake I read the name wrong I thought name of shock was under the pics lol
Posted: Apr 5, 2013 at 12:58 Quote
presitge your full of shit
Posted: Apr 5, 2013 at 16:14 Quote
theres only one BOS dealer in the us and canda , and its not you