might not be the best place to ask, but thought it was the thread that have the best visibility for this.
I am trying to think about a potential modification of an existing geometry.
frame 1 is head tube angle 75°, fork rake 45mm => trail 42mm and chainstay length + front distance =935mm
frame 2 is head tube angle 73.5°, fork rake 54mm => trail 42mm and chainstay length + front distance=960mm
First proposition will be more compact (smaller wheelbase), but second will avoid much more toe overlap, but overall handling will feel the same because trail is identical, or am I completely wrong?
or is there any other element than trail to take into consideration for the bike handling and behavior?
calling the geometry experts and frame builders of the forum!
might not be the best place to ask, but thought it was the thread that have the best visibility for this.
I am trying to think about a potential modification of an existing geometry.
First proposition will be more compact (smaller wheelbase), but second will avoid much more toe overlap, but overall handling will feel the same because trail is identical, or am I completely wrong?
or is there any other element than trail to take into consideration for the bike handling and behavior?
calling the geometry experts and frame builders of the forum!