Curious of what you guys thought about this, I'm not really liking the direction but I understand bmx evolving so I appreciate S&M's attempts. I don't see myself running a front female hub, but I am gonna give the ratchet hub a try. I'm curious to how their new hub is gonna turn out like. One thing I don't understand is the shorter fork legs? How?
...A couple other thing cool things going round here As we get further in to the finalization of the WTF, Im finally able to give you a lil info on this machine. Heres what I got from Christian
-The WTF frame provides a lower stand over height without the scooter like appearance, no Zoots here. Check the difference next to the CAM frame.
-Blackhole dropouts on it will never pinch like traditional dropouts.
-Light weight without sacraficing strength.
-Has a lower BB and makes for a better center of gravity, so its stable.
-75 degree HT angle to remain nimble.
If you guys are wondering about the forks in the picture too, listen to this
-Shorter steerer tube, without the excess metal it cuts down weight.
-Shorter legs, again less metal less weight.
-Shorter leverage also makes it light but gives less strain, for more strength
...A couple other thing cool things going round here As we get further in to the finalization of the WTF, Im finally able to give you a lil info on this machine. Heres what I got from Christian
-The WTF frame provides a lower stand over height without the scooter like appearance, no Zoots here. Check the difference next to the CAM frame.
-Blackhole dropouts on it will never pinch like traditional dropouts.
-Light weight without sacraficing strength.
-Has a lower BB and makes for a better center of gravity, so its stable.
-75 degree HT angle to remain nimble.
If you guys are wondering about the forks in the picture too, listen to this
-Shorter steerer tube, without the excess metal it cuts down weight.
-Shorter legs, again less metal less weight.
-Shorter leverage also makes it light but gives less strain, for more strength
