Come check out our Urban/DJ frames by TWOSIXBIKES Made in Arizona !

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Come check out our Urban/DJ frames by TWOSIXBIKES Made in Arizona !
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Posted: May 16, 2012 at 10:41 Quote
Come check out our page and frames, let us know what you think !

Hand made in Mesa Arizona! Heat treated aluminum some of our bikes are hydroformed as you can see. They all weigh in between 25-29 pounds as seen depending on componets of course.

Feel free to comment we want to know what you think!

Heres a few of our prototypes!
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Posted: May 16, 2012 at 14:42 Quote
I like the green one Wink
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Posted: May 18, 2012 at 23:51 Quote
They look good, pm me!
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Posted: Apr 19, 2013 at 11:14 Quote
some newer photos of process

We are a small custom hand-made bicycle frame manufacturer located in Arizona. We specialize in hand made, heat treaded 6061 aluminum hard-tail frames. Almost everything is made in house from dropouts to our hand made yoke.In our line-up as of now are our urban/dirt jumper and trail frames. We decided we would show Pinkbike the process of making something truly unique. Below is the process of a custom Dual Slalom frame from the beginning to the end. All our frames are hand made by Adam, an Aerospace Certified Welder.

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Here is where we start with our custom builds getting all the fine details (insert humor here)

Engraving a chain stay
CNC engraving the drive side chainstay

A few of our yolks dropouts and engraved chain stay
A couple of our hand made yokes and and adjustable horizontal dropouts(single speed)

Seat stay getting notched
Coping a Seat Stay to fit perfectly into the seat tube

Downtube notching
Here we are coping a Down-Tube on the mill to align with Seat tube and Bottom Bracket

A complete frame on a table
A complete frame laid out and ready for the magic to happen

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Starting to Tack weld the frame in the Jig

Finishing a frame
A few more tack welds

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Starting to throw down some bead after a few test fits and measurements

Yoke
here we are paying close attention and welding the yoke and bottom bracket together

Fresh beads
Fresh Bottom Bracket bead

Head tube
Fresh Head Tube Bead

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The frame is now finished and ready for heat treating

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T6 certified
T6 hardening test

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A complete build at our local dirtjump spot

After ride
A few of our Demo builds, thanks to our Sponsor Kuat Racks we can roll 4 bikes deep!

Oakley sender
Meet TWOSIXBIKES, picture from Redbull Rampage 2012.
From left to right Tyler (The crash test dummy) Adam (co-owner, founder,and Fabricator) Jim (the engineer) Brandon (co-owner,crash test dummy,director of customer engagement)
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Posted: Apr 19, 2013 at 11:16 Quote
Our newest Custom frames

Edited the yellow to look more like it does in person

Holy neon green our newest frame
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Posted: Apr 19, 2013 at 13:03 Quote
bikebike69 wrote:
Price ranges???

Our Standard Geo is 650 handbuilt in U.S. heat treated and powdercoated locally.

Custom goes up from there depending on time involved etc.

the standard geo is

1 Head Tube Angle 69 degree
Top Tube Length 22.5
Seat Tube Angle 70 degrees
Seat Tube Length 13.5"
Chainstay length 15.25"-16" with built in tensiors(optional horizontal dropouts with derailer hangar at 15.8")
BB Drop 20mm
Seat Tube inner diameter 31.6
Head Tube Length 4.75" 1.5 width 49mm ID
Rear Wheel Spacing 135mm
Bottom Bracket Shell 73mm
International Standard Disc Brake Mount
Powder Coating included (base colors) for anodizing options please contact us.
Price is $650
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Posted: Apr 20, 2013 at 21:13 Quote
Subbed.
This is totally awesome, any tips for somebody looking to get into building?
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Posted: Apr 20, 2013 at 21:19 Quote
durza11 wrote:
Subbed.
This is totally awesome, any tips for somebody looking to get into building?

Buy nice equipment, and schooling or a job that will train.
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Posted: Apr 20, 2013 at 22:17 Quote
TWOSIXBIKES wrote:
durza11 wrote:
Subbed.
This is totally awesome, any tips for somebody looking to get into building?

Buy nice equipment, and schooling or a job that will train.
Yeah I figured. It's not that I really have the option to get into it right now, but I've always found it interesting.
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