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My actual kona fork is 43mm offset, not 45. So the trail is a lil' bit better, but nothing much (as that's on the pdf).
The two other images are if i find or make build (or custom, i don't know if that's possible with a kona retro fork) a fork with 35mm offset. This could give me a better trail. (67 instead of around 57)
( here is the fork, don't know if that's possible to reduce the offset 7 mm with this kind of fork, or is that better to make or find a new one: http://direct.coresites.mporatrons.com/rcuk/wp-content/uploads/old_images/news/images/Kona-Paddywagon-fork-lo.jpg )
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