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Your question doesn't make any sense that's why no one answered. Trail is a result of head tube angle fork rake wheel diameter.. whit a 75°ht and and a 30mm rake fork you have a trail of around 60 that is quite neutral but that alone doesn't mean nothing if the bike is impossible to ride because you have 80% of your weight on the handlebar due to the too step seat tube. You want something crazy go for 90°/90° sure it will be impossible to ride that will be CRAZY. There is a reason why bike in general have all similar Geo's, ask your self why you don't see any bike with the geo that you designed beside this guy https://www.fixedforum.it/forum/topic/78759-maza-max-workhorse/
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The more trial the less twitchy, like typical track bike.
Funnily enough the trail on your bicycle is very similar to a typical road bike (typically between 50-60mm), which is regarded as a good balance between twitchness and stability.
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I told you I wanted something crazy!!! Since you guys did even bother to answer my question, let me ask it again. Can high trail balance out twitchiness of the steep angles ??? And since you guys hate the angles so much, is 76/74 st/ht okay? (similar to argon 18 electron)