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  • Can you get anglesets for cx bikes?
  • ferrals
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    Google seems to say need a tapered steerer but I thought I’d check at the fount of all knowledge 😂

    I want to steepen the HA by a small amount, as I prefer the sharper handling of my old bike with more trad geo to my current bike with a 70deg HA. I’m going to try removing a spacer first to see if a bit more weight over the front improves things first but would be interesting to experiment with HA if possible

    ferrals
    Free Member

    bump for lunch… humour me, last week I couldn’t ride due to an infected toe, now I have manflu, the only thing keeping me sane is overthinking minor problems 🙂

    wzzzz
    Free Member

    What headset does it have? integrated or external?

    If its a an external ec34 1 1/8 like everyone used to run in the good old days then this guy makes a 1.5 degree one, or could probably custom make you any angle you want.

    https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/2185738/

    mashr
    Full Member

    Run 35c rear, 28c front. Cant think of a single reason not to

    ferrals
    Free Member

    @wzzzz – nah integrated, I think I’m on a hiding to nothing tbh.


    @mashr
    – interesting idea but tyre availability and maybe UCI rules mean that’s a no-go

    TiRed
    Full Member

    Non-teper 1 1/8″

    https://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/slackerizer-angle-headset.htm

    2 degrees should make it mroe fun. Putting more weight over the front will make it more stable not less. You’d want a shorter stem for faster handling.

    EDIT integrted headset – you’d have to file it out I guess, maybe the crown races of the above will get you there, as there isn’t a lot of load on the top races.

    100mph
    Free Member

    Check Works Components, they do lots of options;
    https://www.workscomponents.co.uk/

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