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Happy New Year one and all, if your new year’s resolution is to hang some nice shiny parts off your MTB (and if it isn’t, it should be) then you have come to the right place for some suggestions on where you might wish to start. Williams Racing Products Calm down F1 fans, the grand prix team is not getting into the MTB scene. This Williams is the brainchild of Mic Williams, an Australian engineer and bike racer based in Victoria, where all his creations are designed and made. This includes frame linkages to allow for a mullet setup, custom...
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  • wimpsworth
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    That frame reminds me of a muddy fox bike I saw/sat on at a race in the 90s. I’ve never seen anything like it before or since. I think it was a prototype at the time and never made production?
    I was still riding a fully rigid steel diamond back at the time so this aluminium bouncy thing was almost space age!

    Posted 10 months ago
    matt_outandabout
    Full Member

    The stems are nice.

    Posted 10 months ago
    ajt123
    Free Member

    That central derailleur DH is an abortion on wheels.

    Purge the unclean!

    Posted 10 months ago
    briain
    Free Member

    Love the stems. Very similar to my 77designz one but looks a little cleaner with the bolts underneath

    Posted 10 months ago
    Northwind
    Full Member

    wimpsworth
    Full Member

    That frame reminds me of a muddy fox bike I saw/sat on at a race in the 90s. I’ve never seen anything like it before or since. I think it was a prototype at the time and never made production?

    It looks a lot like they’ve invented the Suzuki TL1000S, only in CNC.

    Posted 10 months ago
    tomhoward
    Full Member

    That central derailleur DH is an abortion on wheels.

    Purge the unclean!

    It’s an acquired taste, but I would think if they had any serious plans for production (it’s very much a work in progress) that all that unsightlyness would be encased away from sensitive eyes, a la Honda RN-01.

    Posted 10 months ago
    wimpsworth
    Full Member

    Found it, just in case anyone is interested…
    https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/828521662669899142/

    Posted 10 months ago
    wimpsworth
    Full Member

    https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/834080793459537224/

    Posted 10 months ago
    epicyclo
    Full Member

    AJT
    That central derailleur DH is an abortion on wheels.

    It’s far more sensible to place it there on an offroad bike than have it dangling in the mud and vulnerable to trail damage.

    Posted 10 months ago
    andyspaceman
    Full Member

    Another +1 for those Three Rock stems. Unlikely to place nicely with my 40mm risers though.

    Posted 10 months ago
    dangeourbrain
    Full Member

    [Tom: This is actually my favourite feature, a handbrake for a bike! Would also be handy on trains when all the retaining straps are missing or knackered too.]


    @tomhoward     might I introduce you to the bicycle hand brake.

    Available in beige or given your obvious predilection, for only £30 each including delivery, a range of natty colours.

    Posted 10 months ago
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