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Auburn fork rake

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Dannywhac:


Little jest - nice frame though Ed  :daumenhoch:

griff:

--- Quote from: ED209 on November 17, 2013, 11:04 PM ---cheers fellas - I've seen several pics that show rake and others like yours Sean that look dead straight... gonna build it up and see how it looks and rides ... then go see mrPhil or mrSteve if needed  :daumenhoch:

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Just get your fat arse in the saddle and ride at the wall  :slayer: that will adjust your rake  :daumenhoch:


I don't know what the detachable rear triangle is supposed to be for on those Auburns, but I do think they look funky
But if you want a real ride forget Auburn and go GINGER  :teef:

stidds:

--- Quote from: griff on November 18, 2013, 12:36 PM ---
--- Quote from: ED209 on November 17, 2013, 11:04 PM ---cheers fellas - I've seen several pics that show rake and others like yours Sean that look dead straight... gonna build it up and see how it looks and rides ... then go see mrPhil or mrSteve if needed  :daumenhoch:

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Just get your fat arse in the saddle and ride at the wall  :slayer: that will adjust your rake  :daumenhoch:


I don't know what the detachable rear triangle is supposed to be for on those Auburns, but I do think they look funky
But if you want a real ride forget Auburn and go GINGER  :teef:

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The thinking behind the removable rear triangle was to be able to put different length rear ends on the bike for different tracks.

griff:
 :D did they make different length ends then?

stidds:

--- Quote from: griff on November 18, 2013, 03:15 PM --- :D did they make different length ends then?

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No, it was just an idea that never worked or they never bothered with.  I think though that the aluminium rear end was a different length to the Chro-moly rear end (early models had the Chro-mo rear end).

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