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Old 02-14-05 | 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by bostontrevor
Also, remember that more rake, not less, makes the ride more responsive. Reducing the rake increases trail which makes your ride more stable.
thanks for the clarification, boston. ive got a bad habit of skimming through technical stuff

just got back from the LBS, checking around for cheap forks, no luck. still debating the bikeworks fork--its cheap at $57.00+shipping but only if you have a headset to match. another member bought this fork and said that the crown race is 27mm, not 26.4 and he had to go out and buy another headset. a new headset brings the total cost for using this fork closer to $100.00.
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