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Scrodzilla 09-28-11 05:44 AM


Originally Posted by adriano (Post 13287194)
yes, his concept is so unique.

Seriously. :lol:

Unrelated, this Massan crash pic (from Low's tumblr) looks gnarly:

http://s3.amazonaws.com/data.tumblr....GfRPd8SPCXg%3D

homebrewk 09-28-11 06:36 AM

Ouch.

adriano 09-28-11 07:03 AM

on top of that, his concept is so well thought out.

prooftheory 09-28-11 07:17 AM

I thought that the most interesting thing about the kagero is its fork. Does LOW even make forks?

Scrodzilla 09-28-11 07:35 AM

Low uses Alpina forks, just like the Kagero.

prooftheory 09-28-11 07:45 AM

Ah, I didn't realize that the fork I was seeing on the kageros was just an alpina painted grey. It works really nice that way, but the frame always seems kind of vanilla.

PDL_Consumption 09-28-11 10:08 AM

Let me clear up this topic since I've already chatted with Andrew Low. Andrew doesn't really follow blogs and such, so he had no idea how the Kagero really looked like. He was flipping through the recent issue of Loop Magazine and saw a photo of the Kagero... which he first thought was a LOW. Andrew started to research more photos of the Kagero and noticed all the recent photos of the Kagero were posted mid-summer 2011 to present. So with that said, he thought the Kagero was designed and produced in that short time frame. I explained to him that the Kagero project has been going on since January 2009. Also, I gave him the link to the Kagero website (www.thekagero.com) so he could see how our frames are completely different other than being both Lo-Pro style frames and using the Pista carbon fork. Andrew apologized for jumping the gun and everything is all good.

I wish everyone who thinks the Kagero looks like someone else's frameset could go to the Kagero website and see all the indifferences. We designed the Kagero to be as original as possible. Even our dropout molds were costly and owned by us. Lo-Pro aluminum frames have been around for quite some time... before the Cinelli/MASH, before the KHS Aero Track...

PDL_Consumption 09-28-11 10:11 AM


Originally Posted by prooftheory (Post 13289084)
Ah, I didn't realize that the fork I was seeing on the kageros was just an alpina painted grey. It works really nice that way, but the frame always seems kind of vanilla.

The Kagero fork is a Pista fork which Alpina also uses as well as Bianchi, Dodici, Superflou, etc. We got our fork from the same place Alpina gets theres.

prooftheory 09-28-11 10:15 AM

Welcome to the forums.

calv 09-28-11 10:17 AM

^Can I has Kagero frameset? Pleasssssssse lol.

Scrodzilla 09-28-11 10:21 AM

Who actually makes the Alpina F04? I never really did any research but always thought Dolan was the manufacturer and everyone else rebrands it.

http://www.spiukusa.com/dolan/05-alp...rks/index.html

yummygooey 09-28-11 10:36 AM

Would an Alina fork look weird on my TET?

Leukybear 09-28-11 10:38 AM


Originally Posted by yummygooey (Post 13289980)
Would an Alina fork look weird on my TET?

Yes; it has an oversized crown; get a wound up duh.

prooftheory 09-28-11 10:38 AM

No, but what is wrong with the reynolds?

edit: This was wrong, listen to leuky.

yummygooey 09-28-11 11:02 AM

Wound Up = $$€€€¢¢££££$$$$$$

Reynolds = ugly

seau grateau 09-28-11 11:30 AM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13288628)
Seriously. :lol:

Unrelated, this Massan crash pic (from Low's tumblr) looks gnarly:

http://s3.amazonaws.com/data.tumblr....GfRPd8SPCXg%3D

Do not disengage that left foot! Real men stay clipped in no matter what!

Scrodzilla 09-28-11 11:32 AM

I don't even understand...

adriano 09-28-11 11:43 AM

brakes are for losers like engineers and people who like teeth.

Leukybear 09-28-11 12:00 PM


Originally Posted by yummygooey (Post 13290112)
Wound Up = $$€€€¢¢££££$$$$$$

Never sleep on ebay.... let's just say I had a friend won one with 30mm track rake, carbon steerer for under a c note.

Scrodzilla 09-28-11 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13289911)
Who actually makes the Alpina F04? I never really did any research but always thought Dolan was the manufacturer and everyone else rebrands it.

http://www.spiukusa.com/dolan/05-alp...rks/index.html

Anyone?

PDL_Consumption 09-28-11 12:43 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13290412)
Anyone?


All I can say is a Taiwan factory...

Leukybear 09-28-11 01:13 PM


Originally Posted by PDL_Consumption (Post 13290599)
All I can say is a Taiwan factory...

Kinesis?

homebrewk 09-28-11 01:22 PM


Originally Posted by seau grateau (Post 13290262)
Do not disengage that left foot! Real men stay clipped in no matter what!

Sigh.

hamfoh 09-28-11 05:38 PM

happy to be a contributor in getting PDL Consumption to make an account.

and to +1 everyone. I will gladly ride around your Kagero on the mean streets of Texas to pimp it out, free advertising!

Roasty 09-29-11 02:15 AM

hi guys. just ordered a leader 721tr frame (it's on the way) and was wondering what size seat clamp i need. i know the seat post diameter is 27.2mm but bike shop guy said i need to know exact diameter on the frame. can anyone help?

also, any recommendations for a chain? or will any chain do?

still noob..


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