DW-Link Patent Protection Just Ended. Here’s What Might Happen Next
Description
The patent for the acclaimed DW-Link suspension design recently expired, and we wanted to know: What does its expiration mean for the mountain bike industry?
Matt and Jeff interviewed several industry experts, including those involved in licensing the DW-Link patent, to make sense of it all. Originally published online as an article, this audio version includes snippets from select conversations that were featured as quotes in the written version.
Words by Jeff Barber and Matt Miller. Photo by Matt Miller.
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