Suspension travel and wheelsize matter. But it’s geometry that makes the biggest difference in how a mountain bike performs. So for the uninitiated, how do you read a MTB geometry chart? What should you look for in MTB geometry? What does long, low, or slack mean? We explain the terminology and how key measurements like head angle, seat angle, stack, and reach affect your ride. Compare bike geometry with Geometry Geeks: https://geometrygeeks.bike/ To shop Mountain Bikes, click the link below: https://www.theproscloset.com/collections/mountain-bikes Subscribe: @theproscloset Check out the digs: https://bit.ly/theproscloset_ Get $40 off your first order: https://bit.ly/theprosclosetemailsignup Flex those ride stats: https://www.strava.com/clubs/theprosc... Hop in our DM’s: https://www.instagram.com/theproscloset/ 0:00 Intro to MTB Geometry 0:59 Stack and Reach 2:00 Head Tube Angle 3:05 Seat Tube Angle 4:05 Wheelbase and Chainstay Length 5:14 Bottom Bracket Height / BB Drop 6:29 Seat Tube Height 7:16 What Geometry Do You Need?