JONES Titanium SpaceFrame 23” & Fat Truss (circa 2010)
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First off... :shock: ......... 
Maybe a question of ignorance but.........
Why do all Jones's seem to have layback posts? Are they not all custom built? If they are would the TT not be made longer or am I missing something?
Very cool though
Maybe a question of ignorance but.........
Why do all Jones's seem to have layback posts? Are they not all custom built? If they are would the TT not be made longer or am I missing something?
Very cool though
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i always think these look so weird but i got the chance to have a spin on one at the real ale wobble last year, it belonged to sheldon or one of his friends in the "knights of niche", it was so smooth, i'm not sure if i could be happy on that position all the time but i can certainly understand it.
very ccol bike.
very ccol bike.
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letmetalktomark":8t76a8ky said:First off... :shock: .........
Maybe a question of ignorance but.........
Why do all Jones's seem to have layback posts? Are they not all custom built? If they are would the TT not be made longer or am I missing something?
Very cool though
From J. Jones' web site:
Jones bike design
The logic behind the Jones Spaceframe design really appealed to me, enough to sell up some great bikes to get one. Fortunately they perform just as described on the website which made a nice change to the slick marketing BS you read so much. I've got suckered in wanting to believe only to be left dissappointed, not this time though!
The logic behind the Jones Spaceframe design really appealed to me, enough to sell up some great bikes to get one. Fortunately they perform just as described on the website which made a nice change to the slick marketing BS you read so much. I've got suckered in wanting to believe only to be left dissappointed, not this time though!
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The saddle is a Proust 3.3, it swivels to counter any initial tendancy to fall forward. The theory behind it is sound although hard to describe, for me it was worth trying as I had different problems with lower back and knees. the seat took me a long time to get used to but was worth it.
