If you are installing an angleset, about 10mm.If I have a bike with a 65.6 degree head angle and wheelbase of 1184mm and I slacken the head angle to 65.0 degrees - what will the new wheelbase be?
Point being, you're going to do it. And it's going to be pretty minimal. Why the need to know?
Robs usually a 'fuck it up then ask where I went wrong' type of kids :kiss:He's one of those kids that just needs to know.
Robs usually a 'fuck it up then ask where I went wrong' type of kids :kiss:
Why the need to know?
He's one of those kids that just needs to know.
Sagged or unweighted? Percentage sag? Permutations are endless.....If I have a bike with a 65.6 degree head angle and wheelbase of 1184mm and I slacken the head angle to 65.0 degrees - what will the new wheelbase be?
I am indeed. I'm trying desperately to convince myself that my bikes aren't too small for me. The reach is too short, but I'm hoping that the extended wheelbase will make up for that a little bit.
All this started when I rented a much longer bike in Finale Ligure recently and liked it. Really liked it. I felt like I was more 'in the bike' and it was more stable in just about every situation.
Seems like the trend in new Enduro bikes is to go much longer in the reach and steeper in the HA (~66) or a little bit longer in the reach and slacker (~65).
That's a shameI'm trying to change my ways and ask before I fuck it up.
Sagged or unweighted? Percentage sag? Permutations are endless.....
Did you end up riding the GT Sanction because it sounds like it, they're well suited to downhillers?
I chose the GT because I wanted to see what a longer bike would feel like and wanted to stay with a 170mm fork. Turns out it was the perfect bike for Finale, which is very steep and technical. I was surprised that the 66 degree HA worked fine, would have thought it would be too steep.
The only thing the truly sucked on the GT was that due to the frame design, the seat post when dropped as far as it will go, is still too high for descending (well, compared to the optimum height I set on all my bikes). And it has only 100mm of drop, so the seat was way too low for climbing - had to raise it manually, which defeats the point of a dropper post...
They are a shit design for running a stealth particularly. Every second guy here rides a sanction, they all loath the routing down into the shock, and how you can't slam them without problems.
This. There's not enough information in your formula to be able to tell you, it depends how high off the ground your head tube is. The higher off the ground the more the increase in your wheelbase.And it's going to be pretty minimal.