Front suspension geometry is defined by the following six variables which are defined as:
Offset-- Centerline of top of steering neck to centerline of top of fork tubes.
Rake (Castor) -- The angle in degrees of the steering neck from the vertical.
Fork Length-- The distance between the top of the fork tubes to the centerline of the axle.
Diameter of the front tire.
Diameter of the rear tire.
Trail: Distance defined by vertical line from axle to ground and intersect of centerline of steering neck and ground.
Raked Triple Trees-- In order to bring trail figures back into line, triple trees with raked steering stems can be used. Expressed in degrees. Usually adjustable in degrees of rake
(castor).