Perfect steering geometry is the correct relationship between the bike’s head angle, weight bias, overall wheelbase, front center (distance from the front axle to the crank center), fork offset and trail Read More...
As a rule of thumb, try not to use threadlock; instead, rely on the proper torque specs from your owner’s manual. If you must use threadlock, use the appropriate grade Read More...
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There is a correct answer, but the grammar police never leave the comfort of their basement lairs and schoolmarm sensibilities rarely apply at the track Read More...
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We don't, but we do hate their business practices, dictatorial rule, unwillingness to pay purse money, third-world venues and very flexible rule book Read More...
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