I Designed It, I Built It

That is one sweet bike. Is there any chance you'd share your plans. I'm keen on doing something for myself but I would probably have to play with dimensions a bit cause im a big guy and heavy so itll need to be solid. But I can work that out.

Cheers

Hi Lee, Thanks.

Sorry I won't be sharing this.

I have 3 more to make for customers, so I'd be giving away my designs that I make money off.

Ok no probs.

Good job, I am glad you are able to turn this into a business.

Thanks Rollin, not really a business cause I'm doing it more for the love of it.

I'll just break even.

Great job. Do you have your own place to make this?? is really awesome

I built it at my work after hours, I'm gearing up to kit out a proper workshop at home.

I liked the transmission. you have more photos?

I'm curious about the shock angle. In testing does it seem like there is not much travel and hence actual use of the absorbtion? I would think you won't get much travel at that angle.

Hi, haven't been around for a while.

This frame didn't survive, trees get in the way sometimes. It was a big day and hurt quite a bit.

So i build a 4130 front triangle and moved the geo points for the linkages.

the rear gets a full 200mm of travel with each version of the frame.

I'll try and get some new pictures up over the weekend.

I'm almost finished a newer complete bike, same just a bit refined.

The shock is driven by a rocker link and dog bones, you can't really see them very well.

Super nice!

Respect. Interesting design of the geometry and of the tail!

there's just no way , this bike is gorgeous in it s own way the design is uncommon and it makes it insane . The function is fulfillled by the form and that's what makes it so gorgeous . no words it just looks gorgeous