Ibis Ripley
Nicolai Helius AC or the AM fit both those bills.
OP drop me an email (address is in my profile). Rather sadly I have a spreadsheet where I've been collecting this kind of data and have it laid out against bike make and model.
Bikescene have a Stumpjumper EVO frame for 699 however its XL.
30.9 or 31.6 seat tube [b]30.9[/b]
66 or 67 degree head angle [b]68.5[/b]
71 ish seat angle [b]72[/b]
140 or 150mm front travel [b]150mm[/b]
43" plus wheel base [b]44.75"[/b] in large
Low BB at 13.5"
Looks like apart from the standover and 1 degree at the head angle the FTM carbon is pretty spot on - HMMMM
Any way to slacken it
Try contacting works components?
They can't do anything as the frame is the headset cup
Rob,
I've successfully slackened my FTM by 1.5 degrees using a beautifully made (therefore expensive) custom off-set headset that presses into frame very securely. Sadly, I only rode it once before noticing an unrelated crack in the frame. Have to send it to on-one now (from Australia) for warranty - urgh.
Anyway - PM me if this interests you.
I can't count the amount of times I've ridden a bike and all I could think of was "I wish this head angle was 2 degrees slacker"
