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very very nice!!! what's the weigh??? what kind of welding you used?? is that CrMo 4130 or what??
thanks and fun with your creation
thanks and fun with your creation
mix of cromolly and columbus steel, all tig welded, links in 6061. weights about 4.5kg i think...i'll weigh it properly when its done.
sweet frame design dude, i reckon they should make those on the market, well nice, i know id buy one!
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all hail you! master of all things tig!
great work! so fken nice, all of it
whats the rear axle setup? looks like a maxle?..?..
great work! so fken nice, all of it
whats the rear axle setup? looks like a maxle?..?..
Lazy, let me remind you of something;
You just spent a very long time (by the looks of it) making the most bad ass frame on PB/interweb, well you could have just driven to a bike shop and bought one. If that's lazy, I must be that fattest 16y.o. in Canada.
Congrats on the bike btw. What's the specs; HA, BB height, CS length?
You just spent a very long time (by the looks of it) making the most bad ass frame on PB/interweb, well you could have just driven to a bike shop and bought one. If that's lazy, I must be that fattest 16y.o. in Canada.
Congrats on the bike btw. What's the specs; HA, BB height, CS length?
well all the frames i do are to users specs so the specs are kinda relative, but this one has kinda long and real slack angles HA=62, WB= 1240, CS= 450, BB= +20mm.
the next two will be much more reigned in at HA 64.5, WB= 1175, CS= 442, BB +20mm.
the next two will be much more reigned in at HA 64.5, WB= 1175, CS= 442, BB +20mm.
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Dude You're a great fitter, but turn your shock around so the light end is towards the wheel, less inertia and more compliance in the rear end that way.
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Any plans for a 150mm version with a 7.5x 2.5 shock with similar numbers to below?
67 HA ( based on 545 mm Axle-crown height)
69/70ish seat post Angle.
360mm BB height
425mm chain stay
585mm horizonal top tube/ 538mm real.
406mm BB- top of seat tube.
150mm rear end, 1 1/8 front, 73mm or 83mm BB shell.
Would love to see what you come up with if you ever venture down that path...
67 HA ( based on 545 mm Axle-crown height)
69/70ish seat post Angle.
360mm BB height
425mm chain stay
585mm horizonal top tube/ 538mm real.
406mm BB- top of seat tube.
150mm rear end, 1 1/8 front, 73mm or 83mm BB shell.
Would love to see what you come up with if you ever venture down that path...
lol now iv finished my hardtail an im happy with it, im makin pretty much that exact bike now
Not with a thru-shock but cause its a real light frame, 5-6lbs AM/FR spec.
66 degree HA, 7.5 DHX air, 140-150-160 adjustable travel, 1122mm WB, 425mm CS. reckon you might like it...
66 degree HA, 7.5 DHX air, 140-150-160 adjustable travel, 1122mm WB, 425mm CS. reckon you might like it...
looking forward to it, My new frame isn't looking so good so ill be keeping a close on eye on this FR one. Got any rough drawings of it? I'd be keen to see.
I posted your test video in your thread on www.rotorburn.comas people seemed keen as well.
I posted your test video in your thread on www.rotorburn.comas people seemed keen as well.
yeah i just saw that about 5 minutes ago, cracked me up 
i have my basic cads and force graphs an shit if you wanna see them. iv machined the dropouts and pushlinks too
i have my basic cads and force graphs an shit if you wanna see them. iv machined the dropouts and pushlinks too
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holy sshit that looks really nice, I'd turn the shock round just to make it easier to use the ajustments, but thats just me
If you would ever establish a company, I would do anything to be part of it!
The frame looks ace! Just don't have $2000 laying around.
The frame looks ace! Just don't have $2000 laying around.
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Date: 2009-03-19
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Description: pretty much done now- a few cable guides and ISCG tabs to go on yet and some welding, but the frames all there.
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you have some f*cking skilll that is a thing of beauty !!