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Does anyone remember…
Perhaps this was a vivid dream, but I seem to remember a thread where a guy proudly posted pics of his fixie with multiple large diameter holes drilled in the main tubes (and maybe the rear triangle as well).:eek: Does anyone remember this thread? I would love to follow up with the person to get a report on collapse of the frame and see if he has recovered from his injuries.
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I remember that .... Not sure if he was actually going to ride it .... I thought it was more "art"
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Well, if he rides it, Art will be Mat, unless he's near a stream, then he'll be Bob.
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He must be the poor cousin of the engineer who came upwith this:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y44...rantix_air.jpg the Arantix Delta open lattice bike frame.......I think it would be safe to ride this one! Chombi 84 Peugeot PSV 85(?) Vitus Carbone Plus 7 (Coming soon!):rolleyes: |
Oh yeah, I remember that one. He may have been planning to ride it... or maybe we put words in his mouth?
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IIRC he definitely WAS planning to ride it and was sort of scared back from the brink...but there was no follow-up that I ever read.
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Originally Posted by Chombi
(Post 9901242)
He must be the poor cousin of the engineer who came upwith this:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y44...rantix_air.jpg the Arantix Delta open lattice bike frame.......I think it would be safe to ride this one! Chombi 84 Peugeot PSV 85(?) Vitus Carbone Plus 7 (Coming soon!):rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
(Post 9901047)
Well, if he rides it, Art will be Mat, unless he's near a stream, then he'll be Bob.
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The Arantix reminds me of the Titus Exogrid, another fine example of engineers gone wild.
I remember the drill-happy guy also, I recall someone commenting that the frame would sound like a tin whistle :roflmao2: |
I remembr that too. there was a much nicer bike posted in that thread that hand 'factory' holes in the tubes as well.
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
(Post 9901802)
I remembr that too. there was a much nicer bike posted in that thread that hand 'factory' holes in the tubes as well.
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I think he was definitely planning to ride it and felt pretty confident that all would be fine. I briefly searched for the thread, but with no luck. I'd love to locate the pic... I wanted to show it to a friend of mine.
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it may been a Masi. I tried the search feature and used... drilled frame, in and out of quotes, lightening holes, holes in frame, I gave up after about an hour
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Yeah, I have been searching like a mad man and came up empty too.
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i kept scrolling down this thread hoping that by the end someone would have found it hehe! ill do my part to search
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I searched for everything I could think of too, but no luck!:(
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This is one perforated Masi
http://www.speedbicycles.ch/234/index.html There was another on Wooljersey but the server froze on me, the yellow one in there has additional slots in the fork. |
Originally Posted by repechage
(Post 9906948)
This is one perforated Masi
http://www.speedbicycles.ch/234/index.html There was another on Wooljersey but the server froze on me, the yellow one in there has additional slots in the fork. |
ZOMBIE ALERT
once again I wasted an hour looking for this thread. surely someone has it booked marked. IIRC some of the frames were beautifully done. I found this and a few chainstay slots on flicker http://www.flickr.com/photos/img_src...ool-masi-bikes |
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Back when I was in college there was a racer (who was also a machinist) that took an uneventful frame and drilled large holes horizontally and vertically through all the tubes and used it as his training bike. As far as I know, it never failed.
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Originally Posted by dbakl
(Post 12283326)
Back when I was in college there was a racer (who was also a machinist) that took an uneventful frame and drilled large holes horizontally and vertically through all the tubes and used it as his training bike. As far as I know, it never failed.
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