They have the new website up. Finally some pics of the production frames. More details still to come.
www.knollybikes.com
www.knollybikes.com
New Knolly website
- Thread starter Tarpon
- Start date
The previous frames were prototypes. The production frames are using Easton RAD tubing and the BB and chainstays were re-designed to accomodate an E-type front derailleur. Other than that, I don't think there are many other changes.
looking niiiiice - much better than the protos. I'd love to try one of those...
wow...Noel did a great job! That is a beautiful frame!! Love the 2 colors - that is one of the only blue's Iike - and that cherry red ain't bad either.
Sexy welds!!
Sexy welds!!
damn its a nice website and a really nice frame too!
not my piece of cake designwise but beautiful!
not my piece of cake designwise but beautiful!
Has anyone had any ridetime on these?
I really like the looks, and uninterupted seat-tube as well.
I really like the looks, and uninterupted seat-tube as well.
Noel Knolly lets people ride the protos quite frequently from what I gather. Search empty beer and you'll see a handfull of posts from persons who spent an afternoon on one.Jorgen said:
MTBR or NSMB - When I was at Whistler this summer I saw quite a few of them.Incubus said:
I posted a review of it over on mtbr this summer after I took the test ride. You could consider me either a biased source of information or a good testimonial because I bought one. I've been eagerly waiting for my frame to be completed (should be very soon now that the test frames are done and at Interbike). In the interim, I have ridden a Demo 9 (uphill and downhill) and VP-Free (uphill only) at Whistler. I still think that the Knolly is the best I have ridden so far.Jorgen said:
Noel is also a MTBR poster. I watched a thread for a while that he was giving feedback in.....