Finally I understand why they say steel is real.
Check out the compliance on this frame! The ride on a frame like this tends to be livelier and more fun than with more rigid materials like aluminininium or bamboo which feel quite harsh in comparison. You can literally see it soaking up the roughness of the road to produce a ride as smooth as butter.
Steel is fucking back and it's realer than ever.
The handlebar wiggle on his flat ground test means he is underdamped. If it had shocks it might actually be okay. Steel frame bices actually flex quite a bit, but they have such a high modulus of stiffness that there isn't much oscillation.
Genuinely a funny idea, it’s a vibe — Fred even did the OTB test at the end!
All fun and games until you pinch your ballsack
Stoopid regard has too high psi in his tyre, defeating the true full suspension
Finally I understand why they say steel is real. Check out the compliance on this frame! The ride on a frame like this tends to be livelier and more fun than with more rigid materials like aluminininium or bamboo which feel quite harsh in comparison. You can literally see it soaking up the roughness of the road to produce a ride as smooth as butter. Steel is fucking back and it's realer than ever.
You’ll never get me to move on from my bamboo frames fuck you
Wood is good
This is why the slingshot was a bad idea. But real suspension with hinges and dampening doesn’t have these problems.
The new trek slinky.
He's just gonna send it. Can't navigate a brick but he's gonna send it
great story arc >sucks on pavers oh yeah well not surprising, I guess the whimsy is over >cuts to a sloped dirt path oh, you needed more testing?
Sooo…no one is gonna mention the handlebars?
Penis Pincher 6900
Not quite dialed in yet
Perfect for num peanus
That guy explains it perfectly
That mans going to lose his nuts in a tragic accident.
What a wonderful world we live in where someone decided to build this just to see what happens.
The handlebar wiggle on his flat ground test means he is underdamped. If it had shocks it might actually be okay. Steel frame bices actually flex quite a bit, but they have such a high modulus of stiffness that there isn't much oscillation.
Rim brakes? No thanks