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• #88227
Might look like that, but in order to get proper aero-profile steel tubing Rob had to use tubes with much thicker walls than you normally would use on a bike. Steel bike tubes are generally between 0.35mm and 0.6mm in the middle sections (thicker at the ends, obviously, on double-butted tubing) but the walls on that one are much thicker. I suspect they're 16g, or 1.6mm. The downside is it's heavy. The upside is it's still reasonably strong despite the small tube sizes. And I suspect it's not all that stiff. At all. Wibbly wobbly in fact.
Still not porn though.
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• #88228
repost
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• #88229
Reep Friday you say?
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• #88230
No way. Not then, not now!
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• #88231
He built his own TT bike and has good times riding it. That's got to count for something.
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• #88232
Again, no.
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• #88233
I suspect they're 16g, or 1.6mm
I think they are even more than that, IIRC 10g or 3.2mm, which is also what I calculated (back of a fag packet, not precise) they would need to be for his ¾" wide downtube to be about as stiff as a 753 1⅛" × 0.5mm wall downtube.
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• #88234
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• #88235
Fuck I could look at this all day
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• #88236
This thread is sitting on a park bench shouting, "I could've been someone" at passers by.
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• #88237
Alright Brando.
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• #88238
Go to bed, Gaz!
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• #88239
Someone please buy this. Ditch the basket and this is a very cool bike.
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• #88240
yup rih are one of the top dutch builders
their older track frames are very sought after -
• #88241
unless thats an austrian rih
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• #88243
It's overpriced. Here in Amsterdam RIH iron is all over the place. Not porn either.
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• #88244
If it's all over the place in Amsterdam, then please do share with the rest of the world.
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• #88245
Marktplaats is your friend. I'll happily act as middleman if necessary.
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• #88246
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• #88247
Nope.
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• #88248
No
No
No
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• #88249
lol
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• #88250
had to double check my calendar. wasnt sure if we are in 2008 or 2014.
true that.