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  • Slack angled full-sus with a 120mm fork
  • Kit
    Free Member

    Your suggestions, pur-lease! Anything slacker than 69 degrees, specifically. Can be 100mm frame etc…

    Thinking of likes of Yeti ASR.

    Discounted SC Superlight and Giant Trance.

    Cheers!

    (and pics would be good 🙂 )

    EDIT: just seen the 5″ slack angled thread, and technically 120mm counts as 5″, but needs to take a 120mm 5″ fork instead of a 140mm 5″ fork, if you get my meaning…

    Kit
    Free Member

    bump for anyone who’s not out playing in the snow.

    druidh
    Free Member

    Yeti ASR-5 seems like the natural choice.

    Blur XC starts off at 69.5deg with a 100mm fork, but SC say you can run it with a 120mm fork (like mine). How much does that slacken off the head angle?

    stevenmenmuir
    Free Member

    Stoodents.

    ojom
    Free Member

    Asr5. Want to borrow it again?

    druidh
    Free Member

    yo tbc – how is teh frozen north?

    Kit
    Free Member

    Blur XC Carbon – £2,299
    Yeti ASR5 – £1,570
    Orange ST4 – £1,480

    Oof 🙁

    wors
    Full Member

    St4 would be my choice.

    ojom
    Free Member

    Onion- 10 inch of snow in the back garden here. Amazing. Keeps falling too.

    Kit
    Free Member

    10 inches in the back garden?! Matron!

    jimmy
    Full Member

    I haven’t found a worthy rival to the ASR5 (‘on paper’) and have had another week thinking I should sell it. But nah, riding it is too much fun to take a compromise on something longer travel just to get the geometry.

    Maybe the Spesh Stumpjumper – seem to be taking a slackjer approach to things.

    jimmy
    Full Member

    what about Blur 4X?

    thisisnotaspoon
    Free Member

    what about Blur 4X?

    Only suitable for short arses for trail riding, anyone over 5ft10 or so is going to be uncomfortable/out of controll on longer or faster rides.

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