Carbon Wire Frame Bike
Kaise
Posts: 2,498
Morning all,
Hoping someone else on here saw the article i'm trying to find.
There was an article a few months ago on the site featuring a wire framed bike, unsure whether it was road or mtb but basically instead of a carbon frame as we known it the carbon had been twisted into a wire mesh which was then formed into a frame shape.
am i going mad, or did i see this article, and if i did can someone help me find it?!
Cheers
Hoping someone else on here saw the article i'm trying to find.
There was an article a few months ago on the site featuring a wire framed bike, unsure whether it was road or mtb but basically instead of a carbon frame as we known it the carbon had been twisted into a wire mesh which was then formed into a frame shape.
am i going mad, or did i see this article, and if i did can someone help me find it?!
Cheers
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Rock Lobster 853, Trek 1200 and a very old, tired and loved Apollo Javelin.0
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It would be a bugger washing mud and cr@p out of the frame if you ride in mucky conditions...Commute: Langster -Singlecross - Brompton S2-LX
Road: 95 Trek 5500 -Look 695 Aerolight eTap - Boardman TTe eTap
Offroad: Pace RC200 - Dawes Kickback 2 tandem - Tricross - Boardman CXR9.8 - Ridley x-fire0 -
I seem to remember they claimed it was actually easier because it all just fell through the holes...Rock Lobster 853, Trek 1200 and a very old, tired and loved Apollo Javelin.0
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thats the badger!
cheers, i was discussing it with some guys a couple of weeks ago and they didnt believe me, i think i might smug my way through this afternoon!
cleaning my fsr takes more effort than i woould wish so cleaning this would be my cup of tea!
cheers fellas!0 -
That has to be highly susceptible to localised forces, ie a rock flying up into your down tube...0
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I remember reading about the Delta 7....
Delta 7 before:
Delta 7 after Dirt demo one lucky rider got away with just a chiped tooth !
Hmm dont think i'll be rushing out to buy one !!!0
