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knollybikes.com · 10-16-2008

The V-tach has a 66.5 degree head angle with a 180mm fork. That can range from about 65.5 to 67.5 degrees using the head angle adjuster cam in the rocker link assembly.

With a 200mm fork, it's a degree slacker, so from about 64.5 to about 66.5 degrees. Of course, this depends upon the manufacturer's fork axle to crown length and also with dual crown forks, where the stanchions are clamped in the crowns, so these head angle measurements are a bit approximate. However, the V-tach can be made pretty slack for sure with a dual crown fork and the HA adjuster in the the slackest setting.

Cheers!

10-16-2008	#6
knollybikes.com mtbr member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,234	V-tach Head Angles The V-tach has a 66.5 degree head angle with a 180mm fork. That can range from about 65.5 to 67.5 degrees using the head angle adjuster cam in the rocker link assembly. With a 200mm fork, it's a degree slacker, so from about 64.5 to about 66.5 degrees. Of course, this depends upon the manufacturer's fork axle to crown length and also with dual crown forks, where the stanchions are clamped in the crowns, so these head angle measurements are a bit approximate. However, the V-tach can be made pretty slack for sure with a dual crown fork and the HA adjuster in the the slackest setting. Cheers! __________________ Noel Buckley ------------------ www.knollybikes.com Instead of PMs, please contact me here.