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You cant fault the workmanship. I've asked for the same style gussets. But only under the HT - DT join, and over the TT - ST join.
I do worry slightly that 70deg HTA, is maybe 0.5deg more than I should have, now that I've added suspension. But I may just run the lefty a cm longer, which will have the same effect. My BB drop is 60mm, so being moved up to 55mm, due to the longer fork, isnt so bad.
Been looking over the geo this morning. If I want to be as happy riding snow roads with an Enabler fork, as I am riding technical off-road stuff with front sus. I cant see how I could improve it.
I grew up in Devon BTW. Some awesome riding to be had. I learnt to ride, cycling down steep valleys on a BMX, on the Plymouth border of Dartmoor. Seems like a frigging stupid thing to do looking back at it ;)
(NB: the chainstay length in the pic is with the rocker drop-outs in the central position)
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