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  • nixon_fiend
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    Does anyone have a link for those new impact standards on bikes?

    I'm considering importing some frames from down under but I want to make sure they are "safe enough" to sell here.. I tried a few googles but wasn't able to find any clear-cut legal standards.

    Can anyone point me in the right direction?

    cheers

    Dave M

    Posted 15 years ago
    nonk
    Free Member

    have you had a look on the bikebiz website?

    Posted 15 years ago
    Olly
    Free Member

    I crashed my XtC into the wing of a van at more than 30mph (downhill)

    van ruined.
    me ruined
    still riding the XtC

    PASS! 😀

    Posted 15 years ago
    DezB
    Free Member

    crashed my XtC into the wing of a van at more than 30mph

    Was that the official test?

    Posted 15 years ago
    juan
    Free Member

    Was that the official test?

    I always thought that the peterpoddy test was the officla one 😉 😉

    Posted 15 years ago
    Northwind
    Full Member

    Brant put up a fair amount of info on this, can't remember if it was on here or on the Ragley blog.

    Posted 15 years ago
    elliptic
    Free Member

    Didn't know CERN were doing front impact tests. Stick the frame in the LHC, shoot a 7 TeV proton beam at the headtube and see if any Higgs bosons come out…?

    Posted 15 years ago
    Scienceofficer
    Free Member

    They'll have to remember to take the empties out from the completion party this time…
    😯

    Posted 15 years ago
    brant
    Free Member

    I'm considering importing some frames from down under

    Defcon?

    Posted 15 years ago
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