[norbar]

I know there are a few weight obssesed people on the forums and I'm suprised no one mentioned (or found?) weeze components. They make superlightweight chain guides as well as chainrings and axles.
From what I've heard the 4x CG was tested by a local rider who also competes in World Cups (Lukasz Baran If I'm not wrong).

It's not really my company but I think they are cool and I'd like to support the locals

150x12 axle with ti screw (they make them in a veriety of colors if you're into that kind of thing)

36T

 

[Total Heckler]

Website?

 

[w00dy]

Ugh, they can have that job. I hate machining carbon fiber. It's like working with fiberglass insulation. Itchy all over. Not my particular brand of tea, but nice looking for sure. You industrious Polacks make some good stuff. I'm super happy with the Dartmoor frame I've been riding.

 

[norbar]

Website?

http://weeze.pl/en/

Sorry. I was sure I added it.



W00dy - what dart frame you have? Try their DM stem if you are on the market for one. I've just built my first real ht(well non xc) so I'm not so good with them but I've been testing that stem against trees, rocks etc. and it holds up great. It should be cheaper than most of the available options and pretty light. Proto was ~150g with screws.

 

[w00dy]

I'm on the quimmie. Not in the market for a stem, thanks.

 

[Kevin]

Light, Strong, Cheap. Pick two?
Chainguides look a bit fragile...?

 

[weeze]

Chain guide is a very strong and stiff

Video test

http://www.pinkbike.com/video/171497/

 

[wood booger]

Chain guide is a very strong and stiff

Video test

http://www.pinkbike.com/video/171497/

Ummm, it sure held up fine to all that air that went by it. What about impact from something that has mass, like perhaps a rock or a log?

Nice track though.

 

[yetihenry]

Are you the guys who made the carbocage? Is it 4x only? For DH I'd like to see a bash.

 

[ocelot]

Ugh, they can have that job. I hate machining carbon fiber.

Duuuuuuuddeeee breathing in Carbon + Resin dust gives you the ultimate high!!!

 

[weeze]

All questions please send to info(at)weeze.pl

Full Color od Chain Gude's

I also invite you to www.vincere.pl

 

[beaverbiker]

So, can it take any hits without blowing up? Looks like it holds up to the air and leaves no problem.

 

[Bikael Molton]

Before we talk about the guide taking hits, we should talk about the sawing action of a bouncing chain on the carbon.

 

[quickneonrt]

their chainrings are pretty nice. Have one on my Tazer VP.

 

[quickneonrt]

Are you the guys who made the carbocage? Is it 4x only? For DH I'd like to see a bash.

Nope, Carbocage is by Carbocage. Also a bit less expensive the Weeze guides

 

[Inclag]

Before we talk about the guide taking hits, we should talk about the sawing action of a bouncing chain on the carbon.

 

[beaverbiker]

Before we talk about the guide taking hits, we should talk about the sawing action of a bouncing chain on the carbon.

are you worried about your chain wearing out prematurely?

 

[quickneonrt]

are you worried about your chain wearing out prematurely?

no, the chain cutting through the carbon

 

[Raingauge]

no, the chain cutting through the carbon

Have a look for the plastic inserts...

 

[weeze]

Happy new year from Weeze !

 

[weeze]

Our candy shop.

 

[Pslide]

Some very nice stuff coming out of Poland at the moment:

www.vincere.pl - www.weeze.pl - www.emes-racing.com

 

[sethius]

Some very nice stuff coming out of Poland at the moment:

www.vincere.pl - www.weeze.pl - www.emes-racing.com

not sure what to make of this, it seems familiar.

edit: yeah, MK bicycles DH 2011 model is the same, I've ridden a similar linkage, wouldn't mind having a ride on one!

 

[norbar]

Early price claims seem super competitive.

 

[sikocycles]

What would shipping of an Intense axle to the USA?

 

[quickneonrt]

Siko, this is a pm on PB to me about the M9 axle.
Can't find the post with the list but I think it was $42 or $52 shipped to the US

Hi.

Sorry for the delay, we have a lot of work.

I do not know whether it will fit into your frame, we have not had it at home. You need to measure the thickness of the hook, it will allow to choose the right axis.

Best Regard
Adrian Hejmej
Weeze

 

[norbar]

What axle is in the m9? RS maxle? If yeah than they coule probably measure kind. Or do they use the same dropouts as some other intense? M9s will take some time to come to here as the local distri wants a fair bit of cash for them (while you can have a summum frame for 2500$ or a legend for a bit more if the distri starts responding to emails )

 

[quickneonrt]

No its not a Maxle. It is a standard 12mm bolt-thru. Different from othe Intense dropouts becase it is a solid dropout with 12mm hole not the qr with adapters

 

[norbar]

No its not a Maxle. It is a standard 12mm bolt-thru. Different from othe Intense dropouts becase it is a solid dropout with 12mm hole not the qr with adapters

so a standard 12mm axle?

 

[quickneonrt]

so a standard 12mm axle?

yes, it is

 

[norbar]

yes, it is

I think my father has 12x150mm axle dimensions on the computer. Its 3am here so a bit late but I will ask him if he still has it and if Adrian cant find the dimensions I will try to send it too him. Though Im sure one of the team riders can do it also.

 

[weeze]

Yes, we are sending to the usa

Our axles do perfectly to size, we need the thickness of the hooks in the frame.

Example:
Axle for intense (uzzi vpx, socom, m6) thickness of the hook 2x5mm + 150mm :

 

[sikocycles]

So what you need is a measurement on how thick the dropouts are?

 

[quickneonrt]

So what you need is a measurement on how thick the dropouts are?

Ok makes sense now. It's the over all length, wouldn't it be better to measure from outside of the nondrive side dropout to outside of drive side dropout?

 

[- seb]

Ok makes sense now. It's the over all length, wouldn't it be better to measure from outside of the nondrive side dropout to outside of drive side dropout?

No, because if people do that without a wheel in you'll get varied measurements as some chainstays splay/pinch a bit. 150mm + width of dropouts is more accurate.