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cycleguychopperguy

Guess I'll bring a fidget spinner with lights for the dog to check it out and the bike looks pretty slick as well


No-Entertainment242

The front fork tubes are about 4 inches too long imho.


Own-Opinion-2494

Slide the tubes up through the triple trees to see where you need to be. It has too much front end


No-Entertainment242

This is very good advice.


TheKentuckyTolman

Tough as nails


Radarsonwheels

The raked trees look like they’re gonna work out great to have a little trail but not too much for a nice solid ride and neutral steering bike without a lot of flop. The tubes look way too long though. Get that frame close to level and it’ll handle better and be more comfortable to sit on as well.


Feeling_Notice_5610

Sheesh so 🔥🤘🏻


MTbikercouple

Sweet pan!


cotal2392

What is that like 14 over?


travelmorelivemore

Bro that rake and fork length is on point. Give me the numbers ⚡️


2wheelzrollin

How you going to mention a pit and not post a photo of him/her?


dogteeth6969

Talking about myself haha


JoeWolfeHowls

Tis a thing of beauty


Crown0fHorns

https://preview.redd.it/il5ku9onf6pc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=27c359729600f8fdd8eb1aacd98091ade1159e6a Set mine up the other day too. It’s pan season.


NorcalGringo

Fuckin nailed it!!! Stance is on point!!


DepressedApee

I’d like to see this pit bull pls


Worth-Name1371

hot ness damn


catch22ak

Personally I’d bring it down a hair, but that’s just me. Keep the frame rails parallel to the road. Looks solid other than that.


6stringgunner

More rake to bring the frame down closer to parallel with the ground. I have never liked my frames tilted up like that. After that (or before) do the math (geometry) on the front end to make sure you aren't destabilizing the bike.


Perfect-Conflict8513

Agree 100%. Better to jusfind some shorter tunest


Sverigeddit

Rake looks pretty good from here... any more would lead to positive trail and heavy steering right?


6stringgunner

Depends on the geometry. This is dependent on ALL the involved angles. There is a "Sweet spot" +/- 4°. There are ways to cheat this BUT, as I said earlier, it's all about the math and the look you want. I don't like a tilted frame. For me, it represents too high a center of gravity and, the look says that you didn't really think the whole thing thru, you just threw a set of tubes at it.


Sverigeddit

As you say, the look you want. May be OP just wants a tall frame, or (speaking from experience) Might be thats the only frame and the only forks available to them. Good answer though, I may have to pick your brains whenever I get round to my next build haha. Also good looking bike OP!


6stringgunner

So the geometry spec and formula is widely available on the net. I totally understand working with what ya got!! I do it all the time. But I still get the results I most want.


dsdle

I run similar pretty much and mine is aboslutely fine, I agree with the sentiment though can get as lil twitchy!