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Mick Mills Frames

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What length rear shocks and front forks are people using with a Mills frame or is this more down to personal preference?

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On 3/10/2015 at 7:08 AM, wallo said:

What length rear shocks and front forks are people using with a Mills frame or is this more down to personal preference?

Was about to ask in a new thread . I think 13.5" rear shocks , not sure about forks

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