Originally Posted by
RiddleOfSteel
I angled the tops of the digital blades back a touch to get them where they are here, but it's not enough it seems. Like you alluded to, many forks have one of their "lines" line up with the steerer/HT--it seems the rear is the usual one (hence "bent fork" quandaries). This is no different, though it is subtle. I'll adjust it soon. Thank you for the vote of confidence.
i think the physical fork is a touch pushed back.
the way they raked the forks at Medici was the same basic way Masi did- so if they were anything the leading edge of the blades could get in column with the steerer.
you could do some trail calculations- mid 40’s would be typical- trail is funny sometimes less rake provides greater trail.
medici typical front end geometry was more stable than a typical Masi GC. Counterintuitive.
and check the actual bike for a level top tube.