DD - Was about to comment on where you pin your forks but gj got there first. Another piece of advice T91 gave me was to look for exact touches say on the median line or a backtest on one of the tines or maybe where a median passes through a gap - all these sorts of things confirm you have a good alignment - an "in tune" fork. Sometimes you cant get it exact - but a lot of times you can get good fits. Sometimes if I'm having trouble I'll try a 50% fork and it works out perfect. Anyway - look forward to talking to you at the meet. And keep punching out those charts! I really do enjoy hearing your thoughts.
