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SMH... That means he's following them. I hope this was a joke.Holy fack are people stupid. Title literally says evil following.
Zombies: New InSUgeNT?!?!
Nice find though my dude落
SMH... That means he's following them. I hope this was a joke.Holy fack are people stupid. Title literally says evil following.
Zombies: New InSUgeNT?!?!
Nice find though my dude落
Nice recovery I guess.藍藍 chill mah dudes. I know how the Gram works.
Unlike some, I don't take this interwebs thing too seriously. I know enough IRL Karen's.Nice recovery I guess.
From the Evil site:66,4 HTA?? Must be a typo...
Evil said:Want more flexibility? With Evil's aftermarket angle set, an additional four positions become available, allowing for a total of six potential configurations. Ride the Offering in the stock (LOW) orientation with ultra-efficient forward pedaling position, or in X-LOW with an aftermarket slack 1.5-degree angle set to increase your comfort zone in the steeps. Flip Chips place the rider where the rider wants to be.
No you didn't or you would have posted it beforeI knew it would be today!
It's not unnecessarily long. It's byproduct of steepening the seat tube angle by one degree. Which is what you're seeing in most bikes these days. The reach doesn't really feel any longer because of the STA.Kind of an odd update to be honest. They pretty much made the reach unnecessarily longer and added superboost of course. If I was a V1 Offering owner still, I don’t think I’d be running out for the new one
Right but it's close. And the fork offset is the shortest in the range. It all factors in. I never will get hung up on Geo numbers again. Ride the bike and see how it feels. Evil knows what they're doing. I've made the mistake of looking at geo charts in the past and going, meh. Then actually getting on the bike and being blown away.Except the actual STA isn’t nearly as steep as most new bikes we are seeing