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bikes should not be made of plastic............. 😉
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I'm with you there Ton. Same as microwave ovens, one day we'll look back and wonder what the hell we were thinking of.
I like that.
What's the betting they only specced those tyres because they've got blue & white writing on them?
Does look good though
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ain't nothing wrong with carbon fibre... certainly isn't tupperware FFS 🙄
I'm actually waiting for someone to come out with a plastic bike, there's no reason why it shouldn't work is there? injection moulded, something like that?
there's a pointless bar between the top tube and down tube......
ohhhh sorry wrong thread 😉
Not sure its got enough travel and gears for the hardcore riders that attend these parts 😉
not enough travel? 6" of all-mountain DW-link superiority, 23lbs fully built... I want an Ibis, sooooo bad...
why oh why did I 'settle' on an S-works Enduro when my heart is already given to this curvy creation? I'll just end up cheating on her, it'll all end in tears I'm sure 😥
Nowt wrong with Tupperware - 'tis the Rolls Royce of plastic containers
Scott made a Thermoplastic hardtail a number of years back, Endorphin perhaps. They nearly all cracked!
I like the look of it but who's going to let me have an extended play so I can see if I like the way it rides?
My Tupperware special from Scott is 10 years old and has been ridden by me without breaking. This includes the frame hitting a tree at 25mph sideways on leaving scuffing all down the top tube a few years back.
Were the old GT STS frames carbon or thermoplastic?
sts were made of cheese. FACT!
The Mojo is on my most wanted list....... if only I could find that winning lottery ticket 😉
Scott made a Thermoplastic hardtail a number of years back, Endorphin perhaps. They nearly all cracked!
I had one of those for, it was marvelous. Thrashed the pants off of it for 4 years, with a Hope C2 torsion bar on the back and it didn't crack. Some of the paint cracked but not the frame. Sold it to fund a Superlight so don't know how it ended up. Good times.
Didn't some Brit downhiller sell these?[url= http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?Year=1997&Brand=GT&Model=STS-DH&Type=bike ]Plastic GT here.[/url]
Were the old GT STS frames carbon or thermoplastic?
Just plastic, no carbon.