An "open-source" MTB frame? Or the ultimate clown bike?
Here's the ultimate fetish for all you dirtbag weight weenies: A "kevlar" bike frame from Delta 7 Sports. (Actually, it appears to be an open weave of carbon fiber, minus the tube molds. All this talk about "kevlar" and "shrapnel" makes us fear our sport is being overtaken by a bunch of aggros.)
In this other video, apparently from Interbike, a flack from Arantix avers that this open-node frame actually limits the deleterious effect of any nicks scratches or dents picked up on the trail: "Damage is isolated by this latticework, instead of propagated by a continuous skin cylinder."
Uh, sort of like the truss beams on that 35W bridge?
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clown bikes
1 comment:
racers sound like idiots when they try to plug the "superior" qualities of bike frames. They could've been riding anything, and as long as it cost more than 3 G's they would've said the same thing.
"It's pedigree", yeah sure, whatever dude
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