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yamaguchi
anyone got pics/examples/experience with his "messenger" frames. i hear they made out of 4130 with 4140 stays and thick dropouts...
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link please.
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How much? I can't imagine he would use crappy tubing for any bike.
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just because it's 4130 don't mean it's crappy.
http://www.henryjames.com/tubing.html |
Originally Posted by luckycat
(Post 5686748)
How much? I can't imagine he would use crappy tubing for any bike.
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Calling it a messenger frame and selling it for 1300 would be pretty damn stupid.
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he calls it a messenger frame because it is made out of tubing that is meant to stand up to street riding. he said his track frames aren't meant for intense backpedaling that street riders do and that stresses the chainstays too much.
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Oh yeah, its those messenger that are the ones riding out there on the street. I see. http://mk1love.com/forums/images/smi...l%20smiley.gif
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well i don't think they are delivering many packages around the velodrome.
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i'd hit it
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lol....as would i.
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I emailed.
Hello. Massager frame are our new track models. Frame are one by one custom made (not production frame) Build to finish are master frame builder Koichi Yamaguchi. Frame tubing are 4130 Cr.Mo heat treated. Massager frame are require more strength then regular competition track frame. Competition track frame are not design for the back pedaling (fixed gear braking) this yield stress on chain stays, seat stays and rear dropouts. Yamaguchi Massager frame are built with high tensile strength chain stays, seat stays and Build with Yamaguchi 4140 Cr.Mo.. 6.2mm laser cut track dropouts. Normal track dropouts are 4.5~5.0mm thick. Frame basics are Yamaguchi-True Temper Cr.Mo. custom tubing, I.C. Lugged (hand cut) and dropouts are Yamaguchi heavy-duty 6.2mm laser cut track dropouts. Fork are raked or straight 24mm Cr.Mo. round blades with I.C . fork crown. Style are traditional (old school) Look. Price are start from $1400 frame and fork one single color Dupont imron paint) Front/rear brake hole, cable guides braze-on etc are all option. Current turnaround time is about 90 days. Sincerely, Koichi Yamaguchi |
yeah that's the same email i read. i was curious to see some pics...i'm sure the tubeset he uses will be high quality. nobody got one of these?
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Originally Posted by babychris
(Post 5692207)
Massager frame are our new track models. Frame are one by one custom
made (not production frame) Build to finish are master frame builder Koichi Yamaguchi. Frame tubing are 4130 Cr.Mo heat treated. Massager frame are require more strength then regular competition track frame....... Sincerely, Koichi Yamaguchi Massager frame??? Ohhhhh, wouldn't mind havin' one o' them!!! . |
Id like a massage but i aint paying 1400 bucks fer it.
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youve obviously never had one of mr yamaguchis happy endings
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ha!
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so two girls were riding bikes through town and they took a turn down a scenic old street. One girl turned and said to the other "this is really nice, ive never came this way before." The other girl laughed and said.."its the cobblestones"
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