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11.9mm , so about 12mm. And around 81.7mm long... I saw specialized uses a rear suspension pivot bolt thats 12mm wide x 82mm long.... It was starting to creak, so I did a torque check on the bolts and pop goes the weasel! My frameset has done alot of downhill. Over 1000km on it now.

Oops...... First casualty.

I can confirm, my miranda M620 aluminum cranks bent very easily, I went through two sets at nearly $100 a set. I'm very very happy with my alibaba pedals.

https://reciprocators.ca/collections/mudguards/products/rrp-proguard-max-protection-front-cable-tie-velcro-fitment Its a front fender, but works very very well as a rear one.

Heres my fender.

It seems to plateau and thats how close it is to the bump

I will be riding my 65mm Float X with the shock offset regardless. I'm not in UCI downhill, I'm doing this for the strava times. LMAO

Yeah I only KOM when I nuke my battery

It doesnt fit because of the extra e-volume in mine. If the float x was just a straight body on the oil resiviour it wouldnt touch. This is to do with shock design, not frame. There are multiple shocks that wont fit this frame by design.

I have a large frame.

Yes and its laughable at most.

Yeah it attaches to a metal plate and I dont think youll bend that, if anything I figure you'll wear out a replaceable bushing inside the shock if it really has that much force but because it hinges, I dont think theres much to worry about.

65mm. Im doubtful of an issue arising from this. Very doubtful.

I stacked the washers on top in the bushing, no more touching.

Yes. Looks like it does contact. I am going to try ajd adjusting it so it doesnt I will post photos here.

Rear fender installed - will protect the mini rock crusher

Yes and no. A car won't sit in storage and let the battery cells go cold because they're not being used. While in storage the car with automatically keep the batteries within temps that will not hurt them. If you put a car in -30 , see how often the battery warmer turns on. Even when the car...

Feels much better than straight ones, plus you gain even more clearance bringing the arm out even more instead of being straight down. Very Happy with these, plus a weight savings.