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That photo is of my personal bike. we can do any color.. including naked raw aluminum. I can not and have no interest in producing everyones bike. just some.

that frame, still in development really weighs 4.9 lbs with the tensioner, no brake booster is needed. This is actual, not "claimed" weight. though, I do really like the frame shape, it's not what controls how I design things. Many of the current frame products that are quite pleasing the the eye, have engineering compromises. Many may feel these are acceptable, I do not. My goal is to produce a frame of superior strength to weight ratio for better performance and longer service.

Hi, I am new to this forum. I have been riding trials off and on since 1973 (yes, I am old, 48) and live in the states. I make bike frames for a living and recently built one for myself and started riding. While I am pretty good at DH, I find that trials requires some muscle and some moves not needed in DH. Any old guys still riding out there? Cheers!