Dat Ass

@Tijs @Rodolfo Would be nice to add one to the collection someday. Probably more appropriate for the Moser thread, but haven't worked out what designation Moser frames with a mono-stay have. To me they look to have an identical model name to their dual stay counterparts, just with a different rear end.

One from the booth last week...

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Next level.

I know right, can't seem to post the URL on my phone but linky on the eBay sales thread.

Radially laced sheriff hub: proof it hasn't been ridden then!

Four grand though...

Shouldn't be an issue on a track (or hanged on a wall) I think.

triple triangle monostay - early adopter by altruiste (canada)

I'm sure this has been here before but here it is with my build:

So much love for that frame

Basso Graftek Aegis

It's a bird... It's a plane...

Pavarin Altec2

Russ Denny

That Basso is so so nice, but those wheels need to be scrapped in favour of something much better.

I remember seeing some pictures that made it clear that it was just a weird picture, and they were silver instead of white, but I'm inclined to agree anyway.

Basso was made by C4, no?

Cherubim's at it again:

Made by Aegis in Maine. Aegis also made carbon bikes for Trek.

spotted in Milan

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Not a monostay

I concur. It's a tiny monostay, as the stays converge into 1 tube attached to the seat tube

I concur

Glad we agree :)

ah sorry, my forrin bad, I beg to differ! ;)

I wonder how well that works in practice.

I've found back brakes with tight cable routing to be troublesome: the outer making it difficult to get the caliper to sit right.

And that's with dual pivot calipers, I'd imagine it would be even harder with single.