Frame innovation study
01-04-05, 02:39 PM
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Hello,
I am currently working on a project for the University of Utah and Notre Dame. I have a list of 100 frames that I need identify the type of material being used. ( cr-mo, ti, prestige, double butted, triple, etc.) I would really appreciate any help that the forum members could give me. I could e-mail you the list if you are interested.
I am currently working on a project for the University of Utah and Notre Dame. I have a list of 100 frames that I need identify the type of material being used. ( cr-mo, ti, prestige, double butted, triple, etc.) I would really appreciate any help that the forum members could give me. I could e-mail you the list if you are interested.
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Send it to me!
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01-05-05, 01:39 AM
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This is not homework. I am a research assistant for a professor at the UofU. This information will be used to write a book on mountian bike innovation.
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Originally Posted by wrx03
This is not homework. I am a research assistant for a professor at the UofU. This information will be used to write a book on mountian bike innovation.
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Who cares anyway? Keep your frame trivia up to date 
you can send me the list, ill try and answer some, will be good practise anyway
you can send me the list, ill try and answer some, will be good practise anyway
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Sounds to me like he is doing the research. One way of doing research is by doing interviews with informed people.
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I would be really interested in helping you out. Send the list to me and I will give it a shot.
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Originally Posted by Bsktball55
Sounds to me like he is doing the research. One way of doing research is by doing interviews with informed people.
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The frame data comes from trade journals from 1985-1998. I have about 5-6 thousand
bikes that I have already sorted. This list, that I made, are the frames I haven't been able to find (that is why i'm asking you nice people). 100+ out of 6 thousand is not bad for someone who knows little to nothing about mountian bikes. The list contains the frame manufacturer (i.e. Tange, Ishiwata,TT,Klien etc.) if supplying the bike manufacturer as well would be helpful I can add that info to the list.
bikes that I have already sorted. This list, that I made, are the frames I haven't been able to find (that is why i'm asking you nice people). 100+ out of 6 thousand is not bad for someone who knows little to nothing about mountian bikes. The list contains the frame manufacturer (i.e. Tange, Ishiwata,TT,Klien etc.) if supplying the bike manufacturer as well would be helpful I can add that info to the list.
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Send me the list i'll take a look too.
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Might try posting in the Classic forum...they seem to know a lot about obscure brands there.
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