Thanks.  Looks pretty good.  From everything I've read, these frames all have an integrated headset fitment.  That means no angleset I think.  Has anyone found a way to use an angleset to slacken the head tube angle a degree or so?  Then you could use a 51mm offset fork and the steering feel would mimmick the Ibis Tranny.

I just read through a whole bunch of posts, and can't seem to find this covered.

What is the best frame to come as close as possible to an Ibis Tranny 29er with the 120mm fork option?  Specs below.

I have an S-works race bike.  90mm travel, super light.  Super steep angles.  Looking for more of an all mountain hard tail for when the trails get gnar.  Possibly running this bike for BC Bike race next year if the build goes well....  I'll need to run 2.35 racing ralphs.

Thanks, any help appreciated.




With 120mm fork (520.8mm axle to crown, 51mm offset)
Nominal Size         Small    Medium    Large    X-Large
Seattube    A    14.5" (368mm)    17" (432mm)    19" (483mm)    21" (533mm)
Toptube    B    22.4" (569mm)    23.2" (589mm)    24" (610mm)    24.8" (626mm)
Headtube    C    3.1" (78mm)    3.7" (94mm)    3.9" (100mm)    4.5" (115mm)
Chainstay    D    17.1" (435mm)    17.1" (435mm)    17.1" (435mm)    17.1" (435mm)
Seat Angle    E    72°    72º    72º    72º
Head Angle    F    70°    70°    70°    70
Wheelbase    G    41.5" (1055mm)    42.4" (1076mm)    43.1mm (1096mm)    44" (1117mm)
Standover Height (mid toptube)       27.2" (690mm)    29.9" (760mm)    29.9" (760mm)    30.9" (785mm)
Stack       617mm    632mm    638mm    652mm
Reach       363mm    378mm    396mm    422mm
Trail       80mm    80mm    80mm    80mm
BB Height (2.3" tires)       12.3" (312mm)    12.3" (312mm)    12.3" (312mm)    12.3" (312mm)