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• #18852
ooh, I like the seat-stay to seat tube cluster.. Inventive.
hope the inside of the tubing is galvanised though, could get rusty fairly soon in the winter
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• #18853
That Spaghetti Measurer is great! I've never seen one before. I'm always chiefing up for 5 instead of 2...Chrs Lolo, going to have to google that one.
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• #18854
Just curious - Is there a functional reason the bit between the seat stays has multiple holes or is it a point of style?
the holes are to make it lighter. the object, itself, is an ill-conceived idea increase lateral stiffness. In reality that juncture is the least laterally flexed juncture of the bike.
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• #18855
wow, nice detail. Anymore information? Who made it?
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• #18856
wow, nice detail. Anymore information? Who made it?
Ulrich Vogel
http://www.vogel-rahmenbau.de/ -
• #18857
cheers
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• #18858
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• #18859
Ulrich Vogel
http://www.vogel-rahmenbau.de/Incredible detailing on his bikes...just one thing i don't understand...why are the canti mounts back to front on this one?
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• #18860
Incredible detailing on his bikes...just one thing i don't understand...why are the canti mounts back to front on this one?
Im gonna guess mud clearance seeing as its a cross frame. Its only a guess tho.
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• #18861
But how would it work? Canti springs exit on the pad side...i've never seen a single canti brake with the spring tip on the outside edge of the brake.
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• #18862
Incredible detailing on his bikes...just one thing i don't understand...why are the canti mounts back to front on this one?
I guess you ride around pulling the brake lever, and then when you want to stop you release it.....
...or I have no idea
weird one that, are they wielded into place there?
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• #18863
Wow - Vogel dude has got serious game - some beautiful builds on his site
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• #18864
if you looked on the official rules of the euro cyclist a few days ago you'd see this has been properly condemed as anti-porn, i concure
You spend too much time on Facebook/Bikeradar.
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• #18865
Black Sheep Fab
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• #18866
That bike looks like it should have a side car.. Awesome
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• #18867
new 2010
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• #18868
Incredible detailing on his bikes...just one thing i don't understand...why are the canti mounts back to front on this one?
Maybe that's why that ones on the wall and not built up...
We've all done it - overwhisked the eggs for a meringue, not saved the file we spent three hours working on, welded the brake bosses on back to front...
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• #18869
surely you'd notice that before it went out for paint? Chop and reweld?
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• #18870
repost? who cares. its nice.
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• #18871
But how would it work? Canti springs exit on the pad side...i've never seen a single canti brake with the spring tip on the outside edge of the brake.
Can't be clearance either cos the brake would cover most of the mount anyway.i immediately wondered the same thing. I suppose you could swap the left and right spring, but i don't know how well that would work in practice.
truly stunning bikes. such a throughly modern twist on classic detailing.
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• #18872
http://ピストバイク.jp/img/vol01/02_l.jpg
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• #18873
http://ピストバイク.jp/img/vol01/02_l.jpg
Boring, and those 'Dales always look deeply wrong because of the gross mismatch between the skinny lugged cromo fork and the huge smooth welded aluminium down tube/ head tube junction. The cantilevered track ends look like a fatigue crack waiting to happen, too.
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• #18874
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Pictures 3 and 4 are stunning.
Don't know what it is, but I like it.