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Originally Posted by Davey
I respectfully beg to differ M'Lud. They look eccentric not concentric and their effect on self centreing is a lot more than minimal as they are your only real means of adjusting the castor angle which is what generates the self centreing action.
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Actually no. Consider what it is that sets the caster angle, it's the line drawn between the top balljoint and the bottom balljoint, when viewed from the side. That's the axis that the hub swings around. So you can see that although the mushroom position (if it is eccentric) can have an effect on the trail, it can't affect the caster.