trail

KBH said:

I've wondered the same thing myself. I suppose there would be a difference in weight distribution
at least, which could affect handling to some degree.

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Just curious. Would there be a difference in handling and feel between two bikes with the same
trail but say; one bike with a steep 74 degrees steer angle and a moderate forkrake and another
bike with a relaxed 69 degrees steer angle

and

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a lot of forkrake?

Most definately. The closer to vertical, the more sensitive it is to "input" and also the easier it
is to go over it. I like a steep rake for trails -- I just learned to keep my weight back when
necessary 🙂.

David

I've wondered the same thing myself. I suppose there would be a difference in weight distribution at
least, which could affect handling to some degree.

"gerrit van wijk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Just curious. Would there be a difference in handling and feel between two bikes with the same
trail but say; one bike with a steep 74 degrees steer angle and a moderate forkrake and another
bike with a relaxed 69 degrees steer angle

and

Quoted message said:

a lot of forkrake?