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Testo: <blockquote data-quote="bmwpowere36m3" data-source="post: 550730" data-attributes="member: 23363">Yes, SCOR classifies the 4060z at ASTM 4.  Its a joke.  The 6080z is also rated ASTM 4, but yet they market it as:".... downhill bike with a built-in shuttle. It transforms every mountain into a bike park, so you can play the mountains harder and for longer."*edit*You keep bringing up that SCOR is ASTM 4... what are you trying to say?  That SCOR believes this bike can only handle 1.2m drops?  ASTM 5 has no specified drop limit, it goes from 1.2 m in ASTM 4 to no limit in ASTM 5.  Does that make sense?The ASTM seems a bit arbitrary...  but they also use trail rating symbols.  So ASTM 4 is like a single black diamond, you would only hit a 1.2m drop or jump on a single black?It seems like some OLD rating, that doesn't reflect today's bikes, trails and how people really ride greens, blue, blacks and double black or reds.If a company is making a 170/160 ENDURO bike that couldn't handle 2-3m drops or jumps, they should be ashamed and out of business.DH or freeride bikes are what folks at tour de gnar, hardline, rampage and DH races are smashing out laps.  yes, sometimes they break... but we are not doing anything remotely close to that.   I wouldn't be surprised if some of them are even enduro bikes.</blockquote>

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