Handbuilt Road Bike - Update 6!

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  • arlowood
    arlowood Posts: 2,561
    norwichdanny wrote:
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    Just as well you have opted for a single chainring up front. With that tyre/seat tube clearance you're likely to have real problems fitting a band-on front mech.

    Anyhow - just my two pennies worth. Not meant as any form of criticism of what has been an exemplary thread. Kudos to you for attempting and carrying off a "real" self build that most of us can only aspire to.
  • sandyballs
    sandyballs Posts: 577
    I would suggest he's proved the skill set for a braze on anyway if he wanted :wink:
  • buddy_club
    buddy_club Posts: 935
    Looks amazing, just finished my first fillet brazed MTB frame a month or so ago, think you are very brave not using a jig but i guess thats easier with lugs.
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    Handbuilt Steel 29er https://goo.gl/RYSbaa
    Carbon Stumpjumper https://goo.gl/xJNFcv
    Parkwood:http://goo.gl/Gf8xkL
    Ribble Gran Fondo https://goo.gl/ZpTFXz
    Triban:http://goo.gl/v63FBB
  • lettingthedaysgoby
    lettingthedaysgoby Posts: 1,732
    buddy_club wrote:
    Looks amazing, just finished my first fillet brazed MTB frame a month or so ago, think you are very brave not using a jig but i guess thats easier with lugs.
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    That's a lovely looking bike :)

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