who still makes lugged steel frames
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If replacing tubes in a lugged frame isn't cheap and the work has to be sent out to custom builder, it IS a BFD for the cyclist. That's why few cyclists would consider such work practical. Who's the dip?
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What you said the second time was reasonable (and it repeated what I basically said earlier.)
It is clearly unusual and not practical for cheap frames (as I pointed out in #12) but it does happen.
Obviously, it does happen, since there are businesses that provide the service.
Here's another place that does the work.
https://www.thebikestand.com/frame-labor.html
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You are still a dip. Now, you are saying something different than what you said at first.
What you said the second time was reasonable (and it repeated what I basically said earlier.)
It is clearly unusual and not practical for cheap frames (as I pointed out in #12) but it does happen.
Obviously, it does happen, since there are businesses that provide the service.
Here's another place that does the work.
https://www.thebikestand.com/frame-labor.html
What you said the second time was reasonable (and it repeated what I basically said earlier.)
It is clearly unusual and not practical for cheap frames (as I pointed out in #12) but it does happen.
Obviously, it does happen, since there are businesses that provide the service.
Here's another place that does the work.
https://www.thebikestand.com/frame-labor.html
I didn't think that was so difficult to comprehend, but you proved me wrong.
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"Who" below is not clearly restricted to merely "cyclists". It's obvious that the "who" doing the work has to have the equipment and skill for brazing (and equally obvious that very few "cyclists" have that equipment or skill!).
What you said at first was dopey and unclear.
You did manage (finally) at communicating something that made sense (even if it repeated what other people said) but what you said is different than your silly first comment.
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I know I'm committing an internet sin by asking this, and I'm very, very sorry about that; however, my question is this: given two bikes at equal price points with equal geometries, tubing, braze-ons, and anything else I haven't thought of, why would you prefer lugged joints over tig-welded, beyond asthetics?
But a nit picking Pedant can't be satisfied so this is my last comment on the subject.
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