Effects of changing the axle to crown length
tom_howard
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Just wondering if there was a formula for working out the change in HA if I mess with the a2c of the forks? Current HA is 66.5 with a 545mm fork. Was just wondering what + or - an inch or so would make?
Santa Cruz 5010C
Deviate Guide
Specialized Sequoia Elite
Pivot Mach 429SL
Trek Madone 5.2 Di2
Salsa Mukluk Carbon
Specialized Turbo Levo Expert 29er
Deviate Guide
Specialized Sequoia Elite
Pivot Mach 429SL
Trek Madone 5.2 Di2
Salsa Mukluk Carbon
Specialized Turbo Levo Expert 29er
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About a degree.
With a fully there is often no change."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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Ah right, had done a bit of reading on other sites and they made it seem like the slightest change (fs or ht) could ruin a frames handling!
Cheers nick (again!)Santa Cruz 5010C
Deviate Guide
Specialized Sequoia Elite
Pivot Mach 429SL
Trek Madone 5.2 Di2
Salsa Mukluk Carbon
Specialized Turbo Levo Expert 29er0 -
Tom Howard wrote:Ah right, had done a bit of reading on other sites and they made it seem like the slightest change (fs or ht) could ruin a frames handling!
Cheers nick (again!)
a small change can make the bike feel very different.
i couldnt get on a bike and say "hmm, this feels like a 70 deg HA" or "this feels like a 69 deg HA" but i notice quite easily when my head angle has changed, i would say a degree is a massive amount in my experience.0 -
Tom Howard wrote:Ah right, had done a bit of reading on other sites and they made it seem like the slightest change (fs or ht) could ruin a frames handling!
Cheers nick (again!)"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0