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• #50826
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• #50827
not so much...
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• #50828
It's in Purgatory.
verging between anti and porn.
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• #50829
all we need is nowhere fast to post it in rats...
frame & chainset is nice, everything else can GTFO!
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• #50830
what frame/forks are those?
Kiyo NJS.
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• #50832
more money than brains rich person's ugly bike
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• #50834
A bike that you can control with your mind! Yes concept bike that lets you change gears by thinking about it. FUCKING MIND CONTROL BIKES!
http://biscuit-wheels.tumblr.com/post/7881699225/this-is-the-toyota-prius-concept-bike-it-allows
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• #50836
le sigh
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• #50837
Do fuck off and grow a brain.
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• #50838
Early 80s 3Rensho prototype
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• #50839
That is AWESOME.
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• #50840
Firefly seatpost
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• #50841
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• #50842
Beautiful that 3Rensho. And completely new to me.
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• #50843
to you maybe, the question is if it's to Nuno?
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• #50844
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• #50845
Why the lug and fillet braze? Is it a primitive form of double butting?
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• #50846
They're called bilaminated, they're strictly for look as they cost quite a bit, it started off as a flat piece of metal that has been carefully cut to shape, once the frame has been fillet brazed, the 'lugs' then is wrapped round the frame and brazed on (that why they look very thin), to give an illusion of an actual lugs.
so technically, they're not lugs at all, hence why it's a very expensive construction.
Look awesome though, here's other example (repost warning);
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• #50847
I'd guess the lugs are filed and then brazing to smooth over the top... but i didn't actually read the bit where i got it from.
More to the point has gabes polo bike been here yet?
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• #50848
hmmm.... ed that would be a sort of reverse bi-laminate tho, wouldn't it?
I still think it's filed and filled a bit like this:
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• #50849
Different method I suppose, Curt Goodrich example;
The points have been tig welded on and the weld bead was ground off. Thanks to Erik Noren for welding those on. Tig was necessary because I brazed the lugs and laid the fillets at the same time. Since fillets typically need to be done with brass it made sense to use that for the lugs too. If I had brazed the points onto the lugs beforehand with brass that filler would have melted during the construction. The melt would make the seam between the lug and the added point visible and ugly.
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• #50850