So which part of the bike is this?
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Brant's new bike. Is it a bird is it a plane ?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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Seat & Chain stays I reckon
It's on a jig, so hard to tell exactly
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Could it be the return of the elevated chain stay?
Posted 2 years ago # -
non dekerf nicked seatstays?
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I think that we are well overdue for the return of these
Posted 2 years ago # -
It's a Ti frame (as indicated by the attached "tube" at the far side of the pic that is used to introduce an inert gas (N) into the frame tubes whilst being welded.
The shot is taken from "beneath" the chainstays which are the 2 closest tubes, looking up at the 2 seat stays at the sides and the back of the seat tube running up the middle.
or it's a Ti office chair, SS obviously.
Posted 2 years ago # -
dont look very BEEFY.....
Posted 2 years ago # -
It looks like a trailer yoke off a BOB trailer
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Oh lord. It's not got e-stays. No No No.
Though it has got something funny going on just out of shot (at each end, but one more than the other).
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"Though it has got something funny going on just out of shot (at each end, but one more than the other)."
Eccentric dropout?
And that's just the designer...
Posted 2 years ago # -
Oh god is this a new frame for the stw niche masses to munt over?
Posted 2 years ago # -
e-stays would remove any damage from chainsuck, though!
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Never mind the frame, what's the gang hand sign he's throwing down? Lol.
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Surely the light switch soo close to the frame would be annoying (i.e. constantly readjusting the frame?)
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speaker2animals - I think that you also have to purge Reynolds 953, but given Brant's working relationship with Lynskey I would imagine that it is a titanium frame.
Brant has also designed a titanium bar, made by Lynskey for Nukeproof.
Posted 2 years ago # -
His USP is going to be similar to Coves approach. His entry level steel hardtail will be covered in Razzle prints, hi Ti frame covered in Mayfair and his ladies specialised frame covered in 'Hello!' magazine..
Posted 2 years ago # -
I just don't the the seemingly elevated position Brant is held in.
From what I can gather he designed a some bike frames for a company, one of which had serious issues regarding chain suck, the finishing was never that good when it came down to paint quality, but they were cheap.
He seemingly left affore mentioned company and from what I gather now designs frames for a hooge internet supplier.
Are elevated cahin stays just a really simple way to avoid chain suck, or are they the be all & end all of rear triangle design now that Brants done them?
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Are elevated cahin stays just a really simple way to avoid chain suck, or are they the be all & end all of rear triangle design now that Brants done them?
The new frames don't have elevated chainstays.
Seeing as I actually said that about 7 posts back, your precis of the rest of my recent career probably carries less weight, but thanks anyhow.
Posted 2 years ago # -
What dried meat products is brant dealing in?
Posted 2 years ago # -
but will the halfords clientel its going to be sold to get it? : )
Posted 2 years ago # -
brant - Member
Though it has got something funny going on just out of shot (at each end, but one more than the other).Oooh, different size wheels?
69er ????
49er ????Posted 2 years ago # -
Brant, if you want to use my idea I might have a few old mags knocking about
....hang on Japanese porn mags!
Posted 2 years ago # -
i think it's a kebab rack.
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I promised Toby I wouldn't put this pic online.
Ah well.
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Ante, are you back or.........do they have internet access t'over there?
Brant,your son is Joanna Lumley?
Posted 2 years ago # -
Poor lad . . . get him a proper BMX Brant!
Posted 2 years ago # -
Ha ha!! That's ok till the back wheels off the curb, then he's not going to be able to see over the handlebars!!
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