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2014 Chromag Aperture Frame Blowout
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2014 Chromag Aperture Frame Blowout
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 Mmmmmm lurvly....
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 How well would a 120mm fork run on this frame?
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 120mm is fine. It would lean the headtube to the steep side a tad of course. From a 150mm fork to a 120mm the head angle would change about one degree. It wouldn't love the gnar in the same way but it would xc better....
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 Would 27.5 wheels work on this frame? Would a tapered fork work? Thanks
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 Tapered fork yes.

For 27.5" it'd have to be on a fairly low-pile (tread height) and not larger then a 2.3"
  • 1 0
 Hi how much shipping to Hong Kong?
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 Close to $250. We can work on the costs with you. Write me, cookie@chromagbikes.com and we'll work through it a bit.
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 My name is Cookie.
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 thank,s
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 What's the weight of a large aperture?
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 5.6lbs. or 2.55kg
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 Large frame?26 inch wheel?dont care about colour...
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 We have our Stylus frames available in large.
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 what is the weight of a Small?
what colours are left for small?
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 Black, grey, neon orange and neon yellow. The smalls weigh 5.5lbs. Please contact me through the buy and sell ad or direct message me at Chromag
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 @Chromagbikes: Thanks for your reply. So, does it fit a 160mm fork? what is the headangle and seat angle if i put a 160mm pike on it?

many thanks
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 @fuyu: It fits any fork you want. The head angle will change approximately 1 degree for every inch or 25mm of travel.

BTW this is not a direct message or a message on the buy & sell. Please do that moving forward. This only shows up on our "dashboard" which can be flooded by 1000's of items in a day and we can lose your questions.







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