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Inspired Brakeless


jofako

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I ride Brakeless for two months

The firts months , very GOOD, Inspired,fork try-all and stem 90/20º

The second months , better GOOD, inspired, fork ZOO 20" and stem 110/35º

It is More stable on rear wheel, more ideal for brakeless ride

http://img716.imageshack.us/slideshow/webplayer.php?id=311k.jpg

the rest of bike:

Tyres Kenda K-rad 2.30

Craks try-all 165 whit 18/14 T

handlebars trialtech high rise

this is my esperience brakeless, bye

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Spain? Nice! just got back from L'escala.

Bike looks sweet also, i've seen a few people with 20" forks on 24" frames.

I live in Canary Island ( very Nice XD ), far from Léscala

Yes, I prefer the inspired with 20" forks.

But whit a tyres 2.30 I have iron out the fork a few.

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Steeper head angle would be tickety boo though. Ground the dropouts on my forks to make it a bit steeper (only lowered the BB a little bit), planning on putting some grub screws in my dropouts to steepen the headtube angle too. Would make spins and front wheel moves a lot nicer.

If I could run a set of 20" forks that'd accomodate an actually good front tyre I'd give it a go...

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Steeper head angle would be tickety boo though. Ground the dropouts on my forks to make it a bit steeper (only lowered the BB a little bit), planning on putting some grub screws in my dropouts to steepen the headtube angle too. Would make spins and front wheel moves a lot nicer.

If I could run a set of 20" forks that'd accomodate an actually good front tyre I'd give it a go...

yes, the head angle is a few more, the handlebar it more active, but it not problem for me, I have a stem 110/35º, but 90/35º can it better ??

the BB is a few more low, the conjunt of chance do it more stable on rear waheel and too fell better for upload obstacles

Mark, Stan,Ali c ....... thanks for the inspiration brakeless ;)

sorry bad english

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Haha, no problem :) I tried some Echo Urban 20" and Trialtech 20" forks yesterday, but 'cos I run a Holy Roller 2.4 on the front it just didn't work :( Would've been a nice experiment!

I and my Friend ,we have a zoo 20" with a tyres 2.30 Kenda-Krad y Dmr MOTO 2.2

But we fork metal filing (reduce with a file - lime- sandpaper - scarper...etc ), i think the echo urban 20" with a few of file ¡¡¡ work ok,

I test a echo urban 20" some time ago with a tyre 2.0 and it work well

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