Maybe, but the bike itself didn't make any sense. It had fast handling, a handlebar position like a mountain bike, and 650 wheels (for the fast handling part). It was trying to be a fast, twitchy, trick bike.

At the same time, it was a heavy commuter bike with it's disc brakes and an internal hub (they're all relatively heavy).

So it didn't really appeal to anyone - as a trick bike it's way to heavy, as a commuter it's to twitchy and uncomfortable to ride (I rode one for a while - it put way to much of my weight on the handlebars). It was billed as a bike that would snake in and out of traffic, but that's not particularly realistic (at least, the part where the additional responsiveness compared to a traditional bike coming in handy isn't realistic).