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They're a Canadian company who make carbon stuff. I'm a bit of a fanboi, as I have some wheels, bars/stem combo, and more importantly, some socks (not carbon)

Anyway, they've been developing a full frame and now it is finally available.

Personally, from an aesthetic POV, I'm more of a Swarf kind of chap, but thought some may appreciate a modern, angular, pure carbon titanium-bolted sex machine.


 
Posted : 05/08/2021 6:47 am
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My lbs have just become a we are one dealer, got shown a box of rims yesterday and they are beautiful!
Im not a carbon fanboy but I do like the look of that


 
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The cheaper full build is CAD 10,000 which is around £5,700* - that includes WAO Carbon rims and bars, Fox Factory, Chris King etc.

*That's a straight currency conversion - I don't know what the eventual retail will be in the UK


 
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Carbon socks, you say?


 
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I like that, looks not too dissimilar to the Antidote Carbon Jack, which is no bad thing.

Would be interested to see one in the flesh.


 
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Not my cup of Rosie Lee at all, but it's nice to see smaller companies giving it a go.


 
Posted : 05/08/2021 2:55 pm
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While there are some angular cosmetic touches, it looks to me like it is copy of a trek slash.


 
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"While there are some angular cosmetic touches, it looks to me like it is copy of a trek slash."

No, it looks like a Session...


 
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Looks like a Carbon Sunday, Which is definitely not a bad thing.


 
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I quite like that, especially that it's made in a country with a fairly OK human rights record (yes, I know).

Right now, I'm kind of put off carbon for the most part as I can't figure out how to recycle it, beyond putting it in the "Bulky Waste" container at the local recycling centre, along with all the mattresses and sofas.


 
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That is proper good looking, and 5.7k is cheap for that build kit. Pretty sure a Santa Cruz frame + Reserve wheelset must pretty much come to that

If I hadn't recently bought a new Ripmo frame and also a complete ebike I'd be asking my LBS if they could get hold of one of these


 
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I can’t figure out how to recycle it,

So don’t. Keep it running and pass on to someone else so they can keep using it, after you are done with it.


 
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It's a lovely looking thing - Designed by Vlad who did this then moved to Canada

The Sequence Downhill Bike


 
Posted : 09/08/2021 12:42 pm