Hi, can anyone please confim my maths and facts about the following:
Evos are wedged and dewedged. the wedging is +15 degrees at the front and -15 degrees at the back.
2010 Bear 840 trucks can be flipped. Unflipped they are 45 degrees and Flipped they are 35 degrees. That is to say, you get a 10 degree change by flipping them.
Therefore, I have the following options:
Front Flipped, back Flipped = 50 degrees at the front and 20 degrees at the back.
Front Unflipped, back Flipped = 60 degrees at the front and 20 degrees at the back.
Front Flipped, Back Unflipped = 50 degrees at the front and 30 degrees at the back.
Front unflipped, Back Unflipped = 60 degrees at the front and 30 degrees at the back.
I have been riding front flipped, back flipped for downhill. I am about to flip the back, and while it seemed obvious in my maths and current knowledge that it should be ok, I was just looking for feedback about my "facts" and proposed changes before I get it up to speed.
Thankyou.
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robbo the 840 is a 8mm axel and a 40* plate so 45 and 35
Apparently the rake is 5 degrees, making it unflipped, effectively 45* and flipped 35.
I would just ride them both unflipped, I think they feel better like that, but I haven't tried them on an evo.
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