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i have described the SIMPLE change that offset makes and the simple rule of the headangle. to explain the trail requires a diagram and i decided the message i was trying to make would get lost in the fog.
i think the rules are simple. jack it up at the rear and lower it at the front and it steers quicker. the more offset the quicker it steers and the less offset the more stable it steers.
i then explained that the forks could be pushed up and through to help lower the C of G.
i explained about handlebars and seat height etc.
even fryguys mention of bar raisers is in there.
it's short and it's sweet.
now i've changed the subframe, and i've jacked the rear, and i've lowered the front, and i've changed the float in the MV and i've tested it all.
if we can't change anything except the above why get waylaid in the bull?
tell me what our own handling graphs will do when i can't get half the site to even get their phuqing tyre pressures right?
regards
Taffy
i have described the SIMPLE change that offset makes and the simple rule of the headangle. to explain the trail requires a diagram and i decided the message i was trying to make would get lost in the fog.
i think the rules are simple. jack it up at the rear and lower it at the front and it steers quicker. the more offset the quicker it steers and the less offset the more stable it steers.
i then explained that the forks could be pushed up and through to help lower the C of G.
i explained about handlebars and seat height etc.
even fryguys mention of bar raisers is in there.
it's short and it's sweet.
now i've changed the subframe, and i've jacked the rear, and i've lowered the front, and i've changed the float in the MV and i've tested it all.
if we can't change anything except the above why get waylaid in the bull?
tell me what our own handling graphs will do when i can't get half the site to even get their phuqing tyre pressures right?
regards
Taffy