Originally Posted by
ufbeans
Also 28 mm rake while very stable at high speeds is going to be sluggish at low speed maneuvering. It's a trade off.
Rake has to be matched to head tube angle in order to get proper trail. Using a fork with a lot of rake on a frame with a steep head tube angle will result in unstable handling. I have several track frames with 28mm rake forks and steep head tube angles, and the handling is not overly sluggish.
__________________
What, Me Worry? - Alfred E. Neuman
I'd like to think i have as much money as brains.
I see the light at the end of the tunnel, but the tunnel keeps getting longer - me