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Head tube angle

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Hi I’m doing a Honda cub trials build what’s the ideal head tube angle on a Trials bike, I’m using modern front suspension off a 06 KX85. Just trying to get in the general area 

If you are using a 21" front wheel you may need to have a think about what the trail will be when combined with the KX85 triples. You should be aiming for about 90 mm trail

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2 hours ago, feetupfun said:

If you are using a 21" front wheel you may need to have a think about what the trail will be when combined with the KX85 triples. You should be aiming for about 90 mm trail

Yes 21” front wheel 

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Looks like I’m pushing 28 degrees, here’s what I have so far yes the knobby tires are going I scored the wheels for 100 bucks couldn’t pass it up.

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Make sure you know your intended shock length and expected sag at the rear before modifying the front. Swingarm angle can have a significant effect

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10 hours ago, faussy said:

Make sure you know your intended shock length and expected sag at the rear before modifying the front. Swingarm angle can have a significant effect

Yes I’m trying to figure that out now, not sure if I should figure ground clearance right now it’s sitting at 15” maybe alittle to much?

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It’s been awhile but here it is my 1965 Honda cub Adventure bike. It feels very trials like to ride weights about 170lbs and turning radius is very good I have about 16hrs of ride time on it and couldn’t be happier.

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How did you get the head tube of the triple clamps to fit through the frame, iv looked at a few honda cub/c90 frames with the idea of doing a off road mod but the head tubes have all been designed for a old fork with a very thin head tube. Cheers. 

Here is a bike I did a foot peg mount modification and welded some bash guard frame rails in, added a gasgas rear wheel and mini brake mount it was a pretty cool bike. I'd like to do a cub 90 next. 

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13 hours ago, Creepytheclutchmaster said:

How did you get the head tube of the triple clamps to fit through the frame, iv looked at a few honda cub/c90 frames with the idea of doing a off road mod but the head tubes have all been designed for a old fork with a very thin head tube. Cheers. 

I cut the head tube off the donor bike and welded it to the Honda cub

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7 minutes ago, jcone said:

I cut the head tube off the donor bike and welded it to the Honda cub and plated the gussets.

 

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I cleaned it all up in the end

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14 hours ago, Creepytheclutchmaster said:

Here is a bike I did a foot peg mount modification and welded some bash guard frame rails in, added a gasgas rear wheel and mini brake mount it was a pretty cool bike. I'd like to do a cub 90 next. 

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What Make is this bike, is it in the US

Ahh though you would of had to do a welded head tube job, I don't trust my welding abilities well enough to do a head tube lol. This bike goes by many names, it's a puzy rocky, a Cleveland ffx, a jumper 125, a stag rocky. A probly a few others, it's a great bike to modify, it has the fuel tank inside the frame and has pretty good geometry for a Chinese bike.the foot pegs are way to far forward from new to be used as a trials bike, but it's an easy fix to be honest. 

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