Tsubasa - little bicycle project.

Posted on Mon 10th, September 2012

• #1

vavas

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• #2

spotter

Probably would be more helpful if you posted things on here instead of linking to a facebook account wit some photos which rather lack information
• #3

hugo7

+1

Especially when it looks like you've handmade a carbon frame.

Definately ~~sounds~~ *looks *interesting.
• #4

vavas

thank you, hugo7.
• #5

Dendenium

The pictures have got my attention, please tell us more.
• #6

Dendenium

Sounds an excellent reason. :)

How did you build up a frame for the frame? I saw a self done carbon mtb which used carved packing material which was then laminated with carbon. Was it similar?
• #7

ough

god, this sounds nuts. I don't have facebook, can some kind soul post the image here pls?
• #8

Dendenium

This was what I was wondering about, this guy used polystyrene to shape the core, and then laminate over it.

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-I-built-a-carbon-bike-frame-at-home-and-a-bam/step2/Making-the-core/
• #9

carson

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