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The Compatibility of 160mm Forks And 150mm Frames

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In most cases, a frame that can handle 150mm of travel can operate with 160mm. That said, the difference in travel is too small for the switch to have a…

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Will a 160mm Fork Work On a 120mm Hardtail

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A 160mm fork can be installed on a 120mm hardtail only when the head tube is strong enough to endure the additional stress coming from the extra length. If the…

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Will a 160mm Fork Damage a 140mm Frame

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A fork with 160mm of travel can be installed on a 140mm bike only when the head tube is strong enough to handle the additional 20mm.If that condition isn't met,…

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69.5° vs. 67° Head Tube Angle (my comparison & analysis)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 69.5° and 67° head tube angles. The Advantages Of a 69.5° Head Tube Angle Head Tube Angle (HTA) Graph Better for Climbing…

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65° vs. 67° Head Tube Angle (learn what’s best for your needs)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 65° and 67° head tube angles. Definitions Head Tube Angle (HTA). The head tube angle is formed by the head tube and…

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Searching For The Ultimate Head Tube Angle For Climbing

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The ideal head tube angle for climbing is about 73° for road bikes. Modern XC MTBs operate with a 67.3º average head tube angle, but a steeper one will also…

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Secrets To Slackening The Head Tube Angle Of a Bike (very simple but powerful)

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Read more about the article Secrets To Slackening The Head Tube Angle Of a Bike (very simple but powerful)

This post presents all the methods used to slacken the head tube angle of a bicycle. First, it's necessary to explain what a slack head tube angle is. The head…

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The Connection Between Head Tube Angles and Stem Length Explained (let’s go)

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The head tube angle is entirely dependent on the frame, and the stem has no impact on its absolute value. Nevertheless, the stem can contribute to or take away from…

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Slack vs. Steep Head Tube Angle (my comparison & analysis)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of slack and steep head tube angles. Definitions Head Tube Angle. The head tube angle is formed by the head tube and the…

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Seat Tube C-T vs. Seat Tube C-C (what’s the difference?)

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Read more about the article Seat Tube C-T vs. Seat Tube C-C (what’s the difference?)

This post compares the seat tube C-T and seat tube C-C measurements from the perspective of frame sizing. Definitions Seat tube C-TThe distance from the center of the bottom bracket…

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