Frame flex is good!

[drystonepaul]

I do like the way the Mail describes it as space age, even though it clearly has a threaded headset and quill stem...

 

[cyfa2809]

I do like the way the Mail describes it as space age, even though it clearly has a threaded headset and quill stem...

i think maybe he could use nokon outers for the cables?
just a thought

 

[longun]

why? :roll:

 

[cyfa2809]

so it can bend easily with the frame

 

[orange71]

why? :roll:

so it can bend easily with the frame

I think Longun's question was more general about the principle of the whole bike I may be wrong of course...

 

[longun]

ed is right,doesnt serve a purpose!

again,why?whats the point lol :?

 

[Steve Kish]

Hm, didn't know that Meaningless and Pointless Inventions were on the De Montford curriculum. :?

 

[xerxes]

Somebody ought to come up with some sort of flexible lock that will go through both wheels and the frame.






















Oh, hang on a minute.

As for your lock costing 10% the value of the bike, I currently use my £30.00 cable lock on a bike that cost me £36.00

 

[Stick Legs]

Damn, my claim to fame was flexiest bike (Dyne Tech Ti road bike). :?

 

[Steve Kish]

I believe that I once held the record for the floppiest frame ever, made from Ishiwata 015 tubing in my time trial days. Warming up on the turbo trainer, you could see the rear stays bending! :?