Dat Ass

You can loosen/tighten it to pretension the chainstays.

For compliance purposes?

Nope. Rear end can be removed, similar to couplings for travelling with the bike

JRD always seem to combine interesting ideas with at least one irritating detail in a way which makes them the perfect transatlantic mirror of Rob English.

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Currently selling a Vitus team lotto frame with an elegant carbon monostay. For sells over here

Freshly made just over a month back by Leo @ D'Menor ...

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Panzerstay

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http://velobase.com/CatalogScans/Tange_1988.pdf

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"The frame's shock dampening ability is upgraded, the rear triangle becomes more rigid" is a very long winded way of saying "vertically compliant, laterally rigid". It's nice to know that a quarter century of progress means bike companies can bullshit in half the time it used to take.

Looks crazy nontheless.

Pompetamine for sale </spam>

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Is this wishbone lug the same as the Everest one Ceeway sells?: http://ceeway.com/brake.htm
I want something similar for my next frame and looking for some more info on dimensions, tyre clearance and so on.

It looks very much the same. I'm no expert though, just found this quite exotic double wishbone and thought it was cool enough to post. Any frame building buffs on here?

Dat ass & those chainstays! Supposedly this is the frame of former olympic track cyclist and silver medallist Anett Neumann. For sale on german ebay, no price specified tho.
https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/inbike-sprint-bahnrad-bahnrahmen-gdr-ddr-textima-track-pista/512610730-217-7748

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Is it a monostay... hmm... Looks sleek!

Is it a monostay.

Not really, it's just seat stays joining the seat tube halfway down. The old P3 is monostay-ish, since there's a bit of solid stay above the brake mount

You really have to go back to the pre-2013 P2 for a proper wishbone

and the original S3 was even more obvious

erm...

dayummm

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Rob English?

Rob English?

Funny you should day that.
This belt driven English popped up on my Instagram yesterday and is somewhat relevant to the thread.