Wil delves into his experience of back-to-back testing 44mm & 51mm fork offsets to find out just how big of a difference it makes. Or doesn’t. If you haven’t already checked out Part One of my online feature on reduced-offset forks then you can do so here. In that article, I spoke with several bike companies about their approach to mountain bike geometry, and how fork offset plays into that recipe. Here we’ll be going…

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