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1. They're funnyThe most radical Fatbike in the world
• Progressively radical geometry
• Titanium ride quality
• Versatile wheel compatibility
• UK rider developed
What is your point here?Alpinum wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 7:13 pm1. They're funnyThe most radical Fatbike in the world
• Progressively radical geometry
• Titanium ride quality
• Versatile wheel compatibility
• UK rider developed
2. They're wrong.
3. I'm not getting one.
5. Nobody gives a sh!t.
6. I jumped number 4.
7. Installing number 4.
You didn't find it funny?
It's aluminium-butyl. DIY thread?lune ranger wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:38 pm You should put the link in the PSA thread so more people see it.
Looks a lot like hifi quack products to me: http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina64.htmAlpinum wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:24 pm Lune ranger, how about this:
https://axxios-tech.com/bike/?lang=en
A set of ten only costs you about 400 quid.
Looks like the quackery that Specialized Zerts forks and frames used too : )techno wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 7:01 amLooks a lot like hifi quack products to me: http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina64.htmAlpinum wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:24 pm Lune ranger, how about this:
https://axxios-tech.com/bike/?lang=en
A set of ten only costs you about 400 quid.
That is brilliant and what utter bollox. In fact, I do wonder whether such things should be banned in an effort to save nobs from themselves.The product video for this bike is a cracker:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/16 ... fiber-bike
That's amused me no end on my lunch break, much needed. Someone has kickstarted a catalogue carbon frameset? There is hope for my own bike brand yetBearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Apr 21, 2021 8:30 amThat is brilliant and what utter bollox. In fact, I do wonder whether such things should be banned in an effort to save nobs from themselves.The product video for this bike is a cracker:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/16 ... fiber-bike
lune ranger wrote: ↑Wed Apr 21, 2021 8:21 am The product video for this bike is a cracker:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/16 ... fiber-bike
True reason for me asking for one was its geometry. I say to myself...The Rockstock is not only light and strong, but also uses viscoelastic damping to increase control and reduce fatigue. Made in our own facility, we have full control over every step from design to manufacturing.
Faserwerk products are designed, developped and manufactured under one roof. This means there is no information gap, the product can be designed optimized for stable production, and none of this information gets lost when going into production engineering
The Rockstock is the first handlebar using viscoelastic damping, making vibrations attenuate much faster than in any other handlebar. This will make your hands and arms last longer during long days riding harsch terrain, and improve control over your bike.
And then,What is the gearing on a racing bike?
At the front, the gears on a racing bike are usually a large 53-tooth front chainring, with a smaller 39-tooth inner ring. The gears at the rear (the cassette) will have very small differences (the number of teeth) between gears. A racing cassette usually has an 11-tooth bottom gear (the hardest to turn), with gears stepping up in small increments to a 25-tooth, which is what you'll need on the hills.
What is the gearing on a sportive bike?
At the front, the gears on a racing bike are usually a large 53-tooth front chainring, with a smaller 39-tooth inner ring. The gears at the rear (the cassette) will have very small differences (the number of teeth) between gears. A racing cassette usually has an 11-tooth bottom gear (the hardest to turn), with gears stepping up in small increments to a 25-tooth, which is what you'll need on the hills.
