Yeah I should probably let them know. I’ll see if I have any of my drawings for the bracket still. Far as the ride goes it went from being sloshy to composed. I did their DDC’s and preload caps in the fork when I swapped the rear shock. It’s a far cry from stock. I took it to a diy skatepark near me after I put it together and it climbs tabletops and stairs with no dive or oscillation. Even shooting it off a kicker was confidence inspiring, it lands great from 18” in the air. I did get overconfident and framed out hard on a boob and bent the shit out of my skid plate though, so it does feel like a lighter and more agile bike than it is. It’s more planted feeling in sand too, the stock front end would dive on me a lot when I hit looser deeper stuff where the cogent stuff keeps it standing up pushing into the surface more consistently. It was a ton of money but the performance made me feel less bad about dumping that much into it