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• #43577
Bugger off philistine, allow me to wank all over those thin-walled skinny tubing bicycle.
That's some hardcore specialism right there. Reminds me of:
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• #43578
That is fugly
i also think its porn. gumwall tyres and the bright paint gives it that 80's mtb vibe.
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• #43579
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5217/5478348432_5f731e70be_b.jpg
that frame should flex as fuck
Yeah but with stiff wheels like that, you need a bit of give, otherwise it would be far to harsh to ride on the road.
/trollin
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• #43580
That is fugly
In what way?
Looks good imo and fit for purpose.
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• #43581
Reminds me/ inspired by Obree's 'old faithful'?
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• #43582
/attachments/36728
Yellow...but definetly not mellow !I like its in your face attitude!
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• #43583
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• #43584
is that a vibrating seatpost or something? why the 9v?
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• #43585
also, webbed lugs.
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• #43586
Reminds me/ inspired by Obree's 'old faithful'?
I looked at Old Faithful for comparison, there isn't much similarity apart from the single main beam, and Obree's was considerable larger. Going from 30mm to 40mm on the main tube OD can get you twice the torsional stiffness at the same weight, and Obree's was also straight and more robustly gusseted to the seat tube.
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• #43587
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• #43588
is that a vibrating seatpost or something? why the 9v?
There are two different bikes in that composite image, a SRAM equipped Tetra and then a Dragonfly with Calfee's internal (seatpost mounted) Di2 battery.
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• #43589
I looked at Old Faithful for comparison, there isn't much similarity apart from the single main beam, and Obree's was considerable larger. Going from 30mm to 40mm on the main tube OD can get you twice the torsional stiffness at the same weight, and Obree's was also straight and more robustly gusseted to the seat tube.
that's not Old Faithful
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• #43590
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• #43591
In what way?
Looks good imo and fit for purpose.
Why build a frame specific for a 'purpose' if all you're gonna do is wedge the saddle down as far as possible. Slope the top tube or just use a DJ bike in the first place as a lot of them have horizontal dropouts.
I'm all for people having a bit of a laugh and seeing what trick they can do on their fixed bike, but to make a bike specific for what is essentially big wheel BMX seems pretty fucking pointless to me.
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• #43592
[roasted peas i am sure] -
• #43593
hope it's not a re:
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• #43594
it is
and those lazy guys still didn't chop the bars?.. -
• #43595
and this?
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• #43596
it is
and those lazy guys still didn't chop the bars?..
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• #43597
I looked at Old Faithful for comparison, there isn't much similarity apart from the single main beam, and Obree's was considerable larger. Going from 30mm to 40mm on the main tube OD can get you twice the torsional stiffness at the same weight, and Obree's was also straight and more robustly gusseted to the seat tube.
I was reading an article about a chap that had recently made his own home-brew bike and had a couple of features in homage to old faithful.. Now if only I can remember where I saw it.
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• #43598
I think it was partly made of wood as well..
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• #43599
I'm pretty sure it was mostly plastic, with wood trim.
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• #43600
SS using Shimano cassetee mountings.
That's lovely. Nice enough for Nuknow to post it despite it being blue.