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What are the pros and cons of butted tubing? Is butted or straight gauge better? Also, for forks is it less offset for less stability or vice versa?
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Butted cuts some weight while maintaining strength. Less offset = twitchy ride.
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If you really want a twitchy ride, get some r32's and put em backwards
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Better yet...Directors
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they would do the same thing.
they have similar offset. they just look different
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That's why it would be better. =)
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I have thought about trying that. Seems like it would be easier to break the forks though.
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