Aero Gusset • Flange • Webbing Appreciation

If reverse fork would need 650 non?

makes no sense

Would need 24" in that case?

@boysen looks like a stayer indeed, something like this would be awsome!

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Bit modern perhaps, but still lairy af

@jdmitch

Take note

yesssssssss!! saved in my inspiration folder ;)
wut is going on with those forks tho - they have air vents or something?!?
also I would like to point out that there is definitely webbing between the TT and the seat tube... despite what #teamlooklooklooklook seems to think is optimal.
#thedreamisalive #teamjdmitch

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^ that bar setup

Where did they all go :(

A stunning pair of road and track, unbranded De Rosa lo pro frames. Apparently these were commissioned by Campagnolo back in the day to be used as promotional tools to highlight their product range, hence the Campagnolo blue paintwork.

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what's the source? beautiful frames, but highly unlikely those are De Rosas

@kenzo they are, here's another...

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thanks! learning everyday.

more here

That's a monocoque...we had this discussion a few pages back when I posted my hotta.

There's a steel frame underneath that carbon

We started by building a "frame" made from ultra-thin 1" AerMet tubing. This was purely to hold in alignment the key points: Head bearings, BB bearings, rear wheel attachments, seat pin. This flexible but very strong tubing ensured we started with perfect alignment, but without the carbon fibre it couldn't even be ridden.

Really?

aeroz play a big game in the world of MTBs no?

porn

Local frame builder just posted this:

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Rossin from encricco on Flickr

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