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Old 01-25-13 | 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by calstar
Yet another bar set extremely high(figuratively); as always great looking work Frank. So there are two frames shown, mtn and road(or track)? What type if tubing is this (I'm not familiar enough with mtls to tell from just looking) and what are the main triangle ODs and wall thickness? BTW I see your area is in a major cold spell, hope you(and all others in in the affected region) are doing well.

thanks, Brian

bb on frame #1, mtn

bb on frame #2 road

Thanks, it was way warmer than they predicted today. I left the dog at home just in case.

The steel bike is a mix of steel tubes .8/5/8 dt and 7/5/7 TT with straight gauge stays, 26" MTB. The tubes TT/1.25, ST/1.25. DT/1.375. CS/.875, SS/.625

The aluminum bike is a time trial. That was fun! Mostly around 1.1 or 1.2mm 7005. I think the down tube is around 80mm in diameter before smashing.

I use two of those BBQ cans of propane a week to heat my 2,000' shop. I try to keep it above 50 or so. That isn't bad.

Nice paint work there Craig Ryan.
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