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• #7827
If this is just the forks, I cant wait too see the rest
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• #7828
Ah ok thanks! Also the tip for using a dummy axle - for sure I wouldn’t do this in the first try
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• #7830
Yo
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• #7831
Love the headtube
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• #7832
You're a wizard
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• #7833
Uf, makes me want a Hulsroy myself
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• #7834
Nice!
Will you keep the TT/ST junction like this?
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• #7835
@spotter ta babe
@PhilDAS yes
@MisterMikkel this can be arranged. But they are mega expensive. Consider yourself warned
@c.h.e this is how I always do it when the top tube is larger diameter than the seat tube aka. Artisanal Squeeze™.
But because @Maj hates wishbones she gets the CAAD10 variety (like on my daughter's atb), where the seat stays flow into the ovalised toptube. I've done this on a number of bikes in the past as well. -
• #7836
Artisanal Squeeze™.
I saw them play at Brixton academy once.
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• #7837
Alignment check done.. Seatstays and full fillets tomorrow. Tuesday braze ons and sanding
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• #7838
Alignment check done.. Seatstays and full fillets tomorrow. Tuesday braze ons and sanding.
I have made some headset placeholders out of nylon. I really should have done that years ago.
Frame is here shown with 29x2.0" but its designed for 26x2.4" obviously
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• #7839
I’ve said it before but it deserves repeating - the forks are absolute 🔥
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• #7840
Thanks man. I am really pleased about them. Might do a little batch of the at some point.
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• #7841
I managed to sneak in a little road ride this weekend as well. I like ve my kids, but them going away for a weekend once in awhile is not horrible either :)
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• #7842
The proportions with the straight headtube are absolutely spot on
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• #7843
Thx man
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• #7844
Dreamy roads. Roads like that could convince me to get back on my road bike.
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• #7845
I better start saving up then
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• #7846
Monday
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• #7847
First pictures looks like you are using a bike frame to drown a large snake.
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• #7849
Could Master Hulsroy check his personal messages?
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• #7850
On which platform sorry? I can't see a pm on here
Here you go:
Wooden block needs to be swapped out to fit the chainstay. In this example photo it doesn't fit.
The dimple profile could be different as well. I just reused what I had already made. Might buy and mod more G clamps.
Mounting the frame in a vise allows me to use both hands for crimping and the cordless drill makes it easy and fast to do.
Remember a dummy axle in the rear dropouts when doing it
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