Got the 14T front sprocket in and sag question.....
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0.7%, plus if you lose ride height as you adjust the eccentric, then it will slow steering.
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Chains...they are a bitch!
If it's my choice I'm leaving the link in place and adjusting the wheel rearward. It increases wheel base slightly and puts more weight on the front, which is generally desirable.
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