Yokeless means significantly upping the chainstay length to get decent clearance, is it a weight savings thing?
There’s some discussion of whether or not we might use a yoke.
I’d like the chainstay to be around 350mm, it’s how my IF is setup.
And I’d like to believe that there may be some dampening qualities in a longer chainstay?
I've always wondered if the yoke between the chain stays increased lateral rigidity. Not sure a yoke at top does anything structural.
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Yokeless means significantly upping the chainstay length to get decent clearance, is it a weight savings thing?