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It's the standard 46mm off-set and works fine.
I long stroked it with a Fox DHX2 coil and it was amazing. One of the most fun bikes I've ever owned. Still poppy and playful, yet planted through really rocky technical terrain. Pedaled great with shock wide open. I also used a -1.5 degree Works Headset to get it nice and slack and steepen the STA a bit in the process.For those of you that have long shocked the Calling by removing the spacer in the Super Deluxe how has that worked out?
Any issues?
Is this easy to reverse if I don't like it?
If I recall the spacer is sandwiched between two washers. You remove one of these washers correct?
Also there is no need to mess with the IFP if modifying the Super Deluxe correct?
Thanks
We've got similar taste...Hello.
I just posted in the Evil owners forum at Pinkbike, then noticed it might belong here.
For those who are still interested in new builds of old bikes, here's my size large Calling with -1.5 Works Components headset (around 65 head angle in low, not x-low position), 150mm Lyrik and tuned Super Deluxe MegNeg with 55mm stroke for 143mm rear travel. Super nimble (also capable) play bike compared to my Orbea Rallon 5 29.
Cheers, Lars
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You must be in NorCal given the background terrain.I long stroked it with a Fox DHX2 coil and it was amazing. One of the most fun bikes I've ever owned. Still poppy and playful, yet planted through really rocky technical terrain. Pedaled great with shock wide open. I also used a -1.5 degree Works Headset to get it nice and slack and steepen the STA a bit in the process.
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I'm Definitely in NorCalYou must be in NorCal given the background terrain.
It's great to see that you have 6 bikes and to know that I'm not the only looney MTBer with a harem.I'm Definitely in NorCal