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Old 09-19-11, 04:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Road Fan
On one Trek I had a framebuilder reduce rake to increase trail. On trying to get the change reversed on the same fork, I couldn't get anyone to do it. Looking for a mod on another fork, I struck out completely. If Igleheart will do it for you, more power to you. At the time I was inquiring, nobody had suggested them.

As far as how much trail is too much, it's interesting to look at a survey of bike geometry on Dave Mann's "The Bike Geometry Project." I think you'll find very few frames offerring more trail than 62 mm, but I don't know why.

I got a local framebuilder to build me a fork with high offset (low trail) for a very reasonable price. PM and I'll send you his info. Fork is nice, but it took a long time.
Thank Road Fan. I do not have IM privileges as of yet. Perhaps you could IM me,please??
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