Originally Posted by
Estuche
Are you suggesting that this kamoya product is "useless" and "outrageously priced," and if so is this based on actual, real life experience with the product, or speculation? I think Kamoya (Kuosac too) often innovate, and their approach is worth some consideration and thought. Kamoya was likely one of the first to come up with a radically different design on Brompton's rear suspension, which was then grossly copied by others.
I have a Kamoya kickstand for Brompton. It is an overthought, overengineered product that is useless in practice. I also have the said Kamoya suspension for Brompton. It works reasonably, but then its design route went close to that of Brompton, nothing radical there, just an incremental improvement.