BioMax
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Different bar lengths aren't nearly as important as so many think. There are many systems that work quite well with an upper bar that is nearly half the length of the lower bar. Much like the saying that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, a suspension system will only have as much travel as its most limiting piece. In other words, the short upper bar will limit the useable travel proportionately to the length of the bar.
With that being said, the Nash in my profile has 8" of useable travel and has a 12" long upper bar. The important thing is spending more time figuring everything out. A short bar will cause more geometry change than a long bar, so keeping everyting within check is more important.