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That is bonkers
Looks like… errr… zero trail!

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that is awesome. hope you buy it

I can't see how trail would be measured any different than the conventional way.
You have a positive head angle and fork offset/rake.

You are right. However with so much going on with that bike, intuition suggests trail might not be biggest factor. I feel like that fork would be quite flexy

Flexy fork you say?
Maybe it's a gravel bike.

Yeah maybe. I'd like to give it a spin tho. Looks fun

I would, but honestly I haven't even ridden a bike in weeks. This would just end up a hidden away curiosity. Besides money etc.

Sort of looks like it’s back to front
Or rides backforwards
Or, I dunno
Properly odd

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It looks like a Pinarello

Umm…

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A Doge-ma?

Dogshite

Dogginma

I’ll stop now

so good

It's only taken me a couple moths but got round to adding the 'cyclocampeur' style mixte tubes to my a frame today.

Decided to use my Flying Scot for the project as it needed some brass adding to the bb shell and the threads recutting so the paint was getting buggered anyway.

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Saw this yesterday

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Ooh that’s looking trick.

Very cool!

Lovely, needs to be brought to new page...

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It looks great!

Are you planning to carry a lot of weight with this? or it's mainly for aesthetics?

Are you planning to carry a lot of weight with this?

Does my fat arse count?!

Nah, mainly aesthetics but also with it being skinny tubes in a large size it rides like over-cooked spaghetti so hoping to have fixed that, at least a little.

Very nice, what size is the frame?

Ace. Camping Scot. Look forward to seeing more.
On a similar note, a friend of mine has just made me a Primus stove mount for a Jack Taylor I'm restoring. Same as this -

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Nice.

I was interested to see what that would look like with the prints so googled it and found this article.

http://www.smhc.co.uk/objects_item.asp?item_id=33105

They clamp in the article is quite different to what you have but interesting to see they were known as Glasgow Clamps!