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Old 01-24-09 | 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by DannoXYZ
Easy way to measure fork-rake is to stick a broomstick into the steerer and have it extended down between the dropouts. I have one that coincidentally is 22.2mm and fits exactly into the centre of the steerer with no wobbles. Then insert a bare axle or big screwdriver between the dropouts. Using calipers, measure C-t-C distance between axle and broomstick (normal to broomstick).

Danno, how does that work with a Columbus tube frame that has a butted steer tube?

Other than that, I like this idea. A lot.
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