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Not sure I could bring myself to hack bits of metal off that no boubt cost a fair amount in the first place. Check out that seat post clamp. It must be secure, it looks like the sort of thin Hannibal Lecter woul wear on a night out!
 

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Iwasgoodonce":3gha38or said:
Not sure I could bring myself to hack bits of metal off that no boubt cost a fair amount in the first place. Check out that seat post clamp. It must be secure, it looks like the sort of thin Hannibal Lecter woul wear on a night out!

you wouldnt be cutting metal, you'd be cutting the carbon seat tower.. people read the yeti links then you'd know all this :roll:
 
It's not metal, it's carbon.

So you could just glue a new bit back on (snigger) :lol: like an airfix kit.
 
B3":61pkira8 said:
It's not metal, it's carbon.

So you could just glue a new bit back on (snigger) :lol: like an airfix kit.

someone else who hasnt read the yeti text ;) if the seat towers too short, it can be cut off & a conventional seatpost used ;)

funny how people have picked on the ASRc, I woulda thought people be more surprised by the 7in travel, 7lb weight (which is lite for the travel) single chainstay frame.... 8)
 
What a beutifull frame. (Looks like two chainstays?)
But a seven inch travell bike that you are unable to drop the saddle is a bit of an oxymoron isin't it? I know the fixed seat tower is being used on the high zoot road bikes where the ridding position is fixed....and I suppose the MTB race scene would be into it. But they dont need 7in of travell for cross country racing...surley.



(Stop calling me Shirly)
 
the 7 does indeed only have a single non drive side chainstay. i'm not totally certain on the 7s intended use either.. although I wouldnt race a 7in travel rig, i'd happily trail ride 1 if it pedals well & doesnt weigh garden gate weight.. :D .. just not so certain on the single chainstay thing yet..
 
scant":1vn31axn said:
B3":1vn31axn said:
It's not metal, it's carbon.

So you could just glue a new bit back on (snigger) :lol: like an airfix kit.

someone else who hasnt read the yeti text ;) if the seat towers too short, it can be cut off & a conventional seatpost used ;)

funny how people have picked on the ASRc, I woulda thought people be more surprised by the 7in travel, 7lb weight (which is lite for the travel) single chainstay frame.... 8)

Times like this when the "SARCASTIC" emoticon is so desperately needed.
 
B3":2jvglje7 said:
scant":2jvglje7 said:
B3":2jvglje7 said:
It's not metal, it's carbon.

So you could just glue a new bit back on (snigger) :lol: like an airfix kit.

someone else who hasnt read the yeti text ;) if the seat towers too short, it can be cut off & a conventional seatpost used ;)

funny how people have picked on the ASRc, I woulda thought people be more surprised by the 7in travel, 7lb weight (which is lite for the travel) single chainstay frame.... 8)

Times like this when the "SARCASTIC" emoticon is so desperately needed.

when I click on "view more emoticons" on the left there arent any more?
 

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