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Old 06-16-10 | 12:18 PM
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Bikes: 1977 Bridgestone Kabuki Super Speed; 1979 Raleigh Professional; 1983 Raleigh Rapide mixte; 1974 Peugeot UO-8; 1993 Univega Activa Trail; 1972 Raleigh Sports; 1967 Phillips; 1981 Schwinn World Tourist; 1976 Schwinn LeTour mixte; 1964 Western Flyer

It was originally designed for a suspension fork, but judging from the original geometry and the riding geometry (rode it around with just the back brake for 10ish miles) on the saggy fork, riding one with a rigid fork would be suitable. I was primarily curious as to how one would go about setting up a bike with a new fork, given a certain head tube length. What ratio would one need for a replacement fork as far as steer tube length vs. head tube length?
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