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As per the topic title, i'm after a 90x15 stem with a 25.4mm bar clamp, I know DMR used to do one and so do thomson but I can't find the DMR anywhere and Thomson is too expensive.
Are there any others?
Cheers
Pete
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my new trials steed, hopefully it'll last a few rides.
can't really say if it rides well as i've had a spazzed back!
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They were £360, 3/4 years ago. No doubt the price of material has gone up since then. That was competitively priced against the Leesons, which were £400? and the Curtis frames which were over £500. I think if I were to manufacture some now I would TIG weld them, opposed to bronze welding and build a small batch at the same time around one standard geometry (I was offering custom geometry at the time). If theres interest I will build!
ah, id be looking for a 26 though
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Damn, that looks really nice with all the gold bits on! Glad to see its still going strong after 4+ years. Is that still the original powdercoat? Looks incredibly tidy still if it is.
There were actually 3 24's built, not sure if they are still with there original owners now or got passed on, but I am considering making a few more possibly, just need to get another job out the way first.
how much were you selling them for? interested!
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i used to use the trials kings forum before this one existed if i remember correctly!
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nah i need rubber mans grips! haha.
hurry up with the 26" inspired already! im sick of buying second hand frames only to find they're cracked! i need a nice shiny new one to ride!
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Rockman Thins
ah reet, are they rubber or foam? available through tarty bikes?
cheers!
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what grips are those? look nice and thin!
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i want that frame!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Go for a Marino!
What ever geo you like, whatever colour you like. V? 4 bolt? Disc? Seat? No problem.
I've just built my 26" Marino, expect pictures in the next couple of days.
what geo have you gone for? I'm struggling to decide on a geo!
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had an ashton for what feels like forever, after something a little less trialsy
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hmm, not too keen on either of those frames to be honest, frame heights are far too low.
I shall keep looking...
thanks,
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ah such a shame, don't suppose you know of anything else that is going out soon in the way of a proper bike? if not it's going to be a Marino I think...
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well,
I'm out of the loop, I want a frame to run a real seat on and the second hand market isn't bringing anything up.
Is there going to be a 26" inspired? if so, when? how much? and what geo will it have?
thanks guys,
Pete
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Sunday?????????!!!!!!!!!
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can anyone help me in finding a rough geo for the above 2 frames?
cheers guys!
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is that the lesser spotted inspired 26.....
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Price? Geo? website? availabilty?
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Jack still has a bike, just like most of us down here doesn't ride much.
last i heard he liked pretty colours and holding hands with men! but some say thats just an urban myth........... who knows!
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as the title says, does anyone know the geometry of the original steel 26" megamo radical and the original short echo pure?
i just want to find out some angles and lengths to design a frame.
thanks in advance!
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a 26" version clearly! possibly in steel too!
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I think £300 RRP is a good starting point as it allows that extra bit of design and quality, which is worth paying for.
whats to design though? conventional frame design, no stupid hydro forming or fancy cnc, 1040-1050 +10 bb 370mm cs 73 degree head tube?
something like that surely cant cost much
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If it looked a bit like this, ME.
i second that!! cheap 26 around the £200 mark, proper seat tube, job done!
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that first pic... Mc Lovin... Nice!!!
Reconditioned Pashley
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looking good dude! glad someone managed to rescue the pash! enjoy!