Those plastic tricycles were way cool....the low rider style ones with the ape-hanger bars. Rear wheels had zero traction so get the back end out side ways was real easy. And sitting 20mm of the asphalt meant a super low c.o.g. I was drifting on my trike at 4 years old!
you gotta love that 2 foot high bottom bracket height
i have seen some weird stuff before but these frames have got to top the cake of weirdness. those are strangeor maybe this quality ride
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they look like ellsworthsi have seen some weird stuff before but these frames have got to top the cake of weirdness. those are strange
In Rome this year, I rode and reviewed the AluTech for an Italian MTB magazine - the first frame in your pic. It had a Rohloff, 888 and some brakes I did not recognize. The unfortunately named company is from Germany. I have to say, maybe the builder is also an apelike freak like me because this was the only DH/FR bike I've ever ridden that felt very good first time, like it was my own bike - in fact it pedaled very efficiently, like a Bullit in it's middle ring, or a Sunday or my own VP free (when platform fully engaged). Usually there's an adjustment period when I hop on anyone else's bike but this thing handled impressively. Not sure about durability and I don't know anything about the company story - I let the magazine editor figure all that out. But it rode very well on a combination of pedally traversing and a rocky intermediate level race course type track.
urm atually the dh pro is quite good quality realy good build quality, not the best ride but its pretty unlikely itd snap or crack on you, also im pretty sure its bulgaria or somthing beginning with a b
kawasaki green
strangest of all, they're horst linki have seen some weird stuff before but these frames have got to top the cake of weirdness. those are strange
The fork is actually a German-made ParaFork. Design is like the old Girvins: girder fork with a single centered shock. 6" of travel, about 6 lbs.; website here:i found this pic on the alutech website....how in the hell is this fork suppost to be efficiant??????? i have never heard of a springer fork on a bike(MTB)
kazakhstan actually, Borat rode one.
