Opinions on the EAI Brassknuckle?
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Opinions on the EAI Brassknuckle?
who has one and what do you think?
i suspect there's got to be more than a few riding this frame but i've found little info on these forums.
please post pics if you have 'em!
i suspect there's got to be more than a few riding this frame but i've found little info on these forums.
please post pics if you have 'em!
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Originally Posted by jimmy_jazz
The EAI aluminum bike.
Not the steel bike FGG reviewed.
#9
Originally Posted by number18
it's ugly.
i know retem gives it a thumbs up. i'm hoping to see if there are any cool looking builds. i thought his was pretty good considering it's an aesthetically challenged frame.
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Originally Posted by trons
retem has had good things to say about it.. sure he'll chime in soon
the bk is manufactured by kenesis for eai it is ugly but no more ugly than most I find the ride to be very confortable fast and stable ovrall it is a killer bike for wht I paid for it here is a pic for you
Originally Posted by Retem
The swift KITA (Kick In The Ass)

my new brasknuckle
mavic ellipse
sg 75
eai cog other side suntour superbe pro
kmc chain
king hs
atacs
pad by wig
thomson post and stem
deda akros bars
champs grips
san marco laser saddle

my new brasknuckle
mavic ellipse
sg 75
eai cog other side suntour superbe pro
kmc chain
king hs
atacs
pad by wig
thomson post and stem
deda akros bars
champs grips
san marco laser saddle
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brass knuckle is 299 and has stainless track end inserts and a better tube set the powdercoat is also super thick on it much like the bareknuckle the jamies roy only has a laquer pantjob and x brand tubes
#16
Originally Posted by deathhare
I think if you want a good, inexpensive, alumimum frame..the IRO Jaime Roy.
thanks for the mini review retem. nice build. i think i'm partial to the eai...
#21
Originally Posted by threy
i want to get a brassknuckle but I have a bad feeling EVERYONE that is looking for an affordable track frame in my town is gonna be riding one by mid summer.
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Originally Posted by johnprolly
The brassknuckles look like Redline 24" cruisers. I don't care for their form at all. Not ideal for getting low and tight...
#23
Originally Posted by Retem
I have no clue what you are talking about its compact geometry
what's the advantage to compact geometry? besides more nut clearance...
...i gotta google that
#24
Originally Posted by EZbot
interesting that it's mostly aesthetics that's stopping people. if this frame had the same geometry as the BAREknuckle it'd be way more popular, i think.
what's the advantage to compact geometry? besides more nut clearance...
...i gotta google that
what's the advantage to compact geometry? besides more nut clearance...
...i gotta google that
needed for a "custom" fit.
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compact shortens the seat tube chainstays and seatstays making you wheelbase shorter and making the frame stiffer



