Spank Tweet Tweet DJ Frame = Sick

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Spank Tweet Tweet DJ Frame = Sick
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flag AdamW123
Posted: Nov 21, 2010 at 9:54 Quote
anyone got a pic of the tweet tweet with 26" and rigids on? wanna see what it looks like and feels like??
flag tweet-tweet175
Posted: Nov 21, 2010 at 14:18 Quote
AdamW123 wrote:
anyone got a pic of the tweet tweet with 26" and rigids on? wanna see what it looks like and feels like??
dont think the geo of the frame would go well with rigids, i think 80-100mm travel is best for these frames.
flag AdamW123
Posted: Nov 21, 2010 at 14:32 Quote
tweet-tweet175 wrote:
AdamW123 wrote:
anyone got a pic of the tweet tweet with 26" and rigids on? wanna see what it looks like and feels like??
dont think the geo of the frame would go well with rigids, i think 80-100mm travel is best for these frames.
I dunno. im gonna try it with rigids. i seen others with it and it seems fine, if it alll does F up then i can get some 80-100 later, just atm i got quite a tight budget aswell.
flag Mtbzach
Posted: Nov 21, 2010 at 14:42 Quote
Make sure you get a rigid with a high ATC height Smile
flag jamesm2010
Posted: Nov 22, 2010 at 5:11 Quote
tweet-tweet175 wrote:
AdamW123 wrote:
anyone got a pic of the tweet tweet with 26" and rigids on? wanna see what it looks like and feels like??
dont think the geo of the frame would go well with rigids, i think 80-100mm travel is best for these frames.

Identiti Rebates work well on a tweet (:
flag DiscoBiscuits
Posted: Nov 22, 2010 at 10:46 Quote
jamesm2010 wrote:
tweet-tweet175 wrote:
AdamW123 wrote:
anyone got a pic of the tweet tweet with 26" and rigids on? wanna see what it looks like and feels like??
dont think the geo of the frame would go well with rigids, i think 80-100mm travel is best for these frames.

Identiti Rebates work well on a tweet (:
+1
flag AdamW123
Posted: Nov 22, 2010 at 11:11 Quote
DiscoBiscuits wrote:
jamesm2010 wrote:
tweet-tweet175 wrote:

dont think the geo of the frame would go well with rigids, i think 80-100mm travel is best for these frames.

Identiti Rebates work well on a tweet (:
+1
hopefully Smile
flag
Posted: Dec 2, 2010 at 15:55 Quote
adamgav wrote:
68mm/73mm bb
buy one they are soo nice but still looking to find out if fox talas 36/float 36/van 36 or rockshox argyle 409 fit?

I run a blk mrkt mob and my 831 hit just a slight bit , i just let it do its thing while i tailwhiped barsspins what not and i wore a perfect line
flag duttonmike
Posted: Dec 14, 2010 at 17:24 Quote
Okay guys...I promised a few of you I would get a new pic up here of the soon to be released 2011 Tweet frame. This is the result of months of work on geometry tweaks, sourcing the perfect new tubing, endless iterations in the welding shop, dozens of new graphics schemes, a new forge mold for the optimized dropouts, and months and months of testing with laboratories and riders. The front triangle (toptube length) has been lengthened out a bit to 575mm, and the stays shortened and tightened up (now 390mm). This meant we had to bring in the bridges and tighten tolerances throughout the rear triangle to an insane degree to make sure tire clearance and sprocket clearance wouldn't ever be an issue. We also make a few little tweaks to give better fork clearance on the down tube for those of you using Society or new Fox forks with tall dials. We have kept the weight down to 2.48 kg again too!

Hope you like it...let me know what you think.
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flag duttonmike
Posted: Dec 14, 2010 at 17:30 Quote
BTW...here is the Tweet's nasty cousin...Spank's all new Spoon One2One frame. Sharing much of the geo with a Tweet, but tubular bridges, a slick matte paint job, and drastically reduced price. Comes in at just over 2.5 kg. The One2One also comes in a sick black on black color scheme...matte black paint/gloss black logos...for all you guys that wanna rock it street style.
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flag Joebohobo
Posted: Dec 21, 2010 at 13:42 Quote
gary1 wrote:
Katol wrote:
cost??

300 British. Type Spank Tweet Tweet into CRC.

there on winstanleys for like £189.99 !!!!!
flag Joebohobo
Posted: Dec 21, 2010 at 13:44 Quote
[Quote="duttonmike"]Okay guys...I promised a few of you I would get a new pic up here of the soon to be released 2011 Tweet frame. This is the result of months of work on geometry tweaks, sourcing the perfect new tubing, endless iterations in the welding shop, dozens of new graphics schemes, a new forge mold for the optimized dropouts, and months and months of testing with laboratories and riders. The front triangle (toptube length) has been lengthened out a bit to 575mm, and the stays shortened and tightened up (now 390mm). This meant we had to bring in the bridges and tighten tolerances throughout the rear triangle to an insane degree to make sure tire clearance and sprocket clearance wouldn't ever be an issue. We also make a few little tweaks to give better fork clearance on the down tube for those of you using Society or new Fox forks with tall dials. We have kept the weight down to 2.48 kg again too!

Hope you like it...let me know what you think.
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I love it... this just happened https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLnWf1sQkjY
flag duttonmike
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 19:47 Quote
Hahahaa....thanks for not saying that in this thread...but I get the point.
flag avery25
Posted: Dec 27, 2010 at 0:47 Quote
duttonmike wrote:
Okay guys...I promised a few of you I would get a new pic up here of the soon to be released 2011 Tweet frame. This is the result of months of work on geometry tweaks, sourcing the perfect new tubing, endless iterations in the welding shop, dozens of new graphics schemes, a new forge mold for the optimized dropouts, and months and months of testing with laboratories and riders. The front triangle (toptube length) has been lengthened out a bit to 575mm, and the stays shortened and tightened up (now 390mm). This meant we had to bring in the bridges and tighten tolerances throughout the rear triangle to an insane degree to make sure tire clearance and sprocket clearance wouldn't ever be an issue. We also make a few little tweaks to give better fork clearance on the down tube for those of you using Society or new Fox forks with tall dials. We have kept the weight down to 2.48 kg again too!

Hope you like it...let me know what you think.
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LOVE it still, but im partial to the old graphics. Big Grin
flag destructide
Posted: Jan 2, 2011 at 16:00 Quote
can these frames bar spin because on mine the front wheel hits my foot

 


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