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Its down to your riding style really mate!

If you ride natural and comps all the time, a shorter bike, ie your monty would be best for you, however, if you like street riding, sidehops, taps, gaps etc, then longer is better! A longer bike is more street orientated!

Street can obviously still be done on a short bike, but longer bikes are theoretically made more for street style!

I would say about 1030 is middle geo, meaning youl get best of both world! Personally i think about 1030 is perfect mod length!

Owen

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Its down to your riding style really mate!

If you ride natural and comps all the time, a shorter bike, ie your monty would be best for you, however, if you like street riding, sidehops, taps, gaps etc, then longer is better! A longer bike is more street orientated!

Street can obviously still be done on a short bike, but longer bikes are theoretically made more for street style!

I would say about 1030 is middle geo, meaning youl get best of both world! Personally i think about 1030 is perfect mod length!

Owen

Thanks mate, That's helped loads

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Hey,

just on the topic does the geo change if you have different forks?

and what would be idea fork for ko km1 frame?

Thanks

Will x

My friend has a KO km1, and I'm pretty sure he runs Echo lites.

The geo does change, but the changes are very small..

Although, if you use Koxx Forkxx, the WB will change massively!

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