Here we go again-

  • Thread starter Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com
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On Oct 6, 9:50 am, jim beam <[email protected]> wrote:
> datakoll wrote:
> > On Oct 5, 9:55 pm, jim beam <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.comwrote:

>
> >>> 'Ultra stiff yet vertically compliant'...
> >>> big, yet small, tall yet short, black yet white,
> >> why the confusion? there are 8 tubes on a traditional frame. different
> >> lengths, thickness, diameter, shape, etc. one tube can be comparatively
> >> stiff, another comparatively elastic, for its given position and loading
> >> mode. seems simple enough to me.

>
> > jockeying for position determines reality
> > jockeying for position has no bearing on reality
> > reality defines jockeying for position
> > yeah it is. Agreed, until eternal carbon surfaces, all refinements are
> > minor. But my known unknown: do frame refinements exceed the contact
> > patch enginnearing department's contribution? Or worser, what
> > peercentage degrade thru useage at the suspension obviates frame
> > refienments?
> > A way of looking at "new and improved"
> > One big deal is finding a "new and improved" doesn't cost an arm and a
> > leg.

>
> how much "new and improved" can one get from a dumpster bike? it sure
> won't cost an arm and a leg. unless you have to wrestle an alligator
> for possession. and lose.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -


OKOKOK! TAKE YOUR FIRST SCHWINN. I had a Columbia with chrome fenders,
everyone hated me and my Dad would not allow an English racer, NADA.
At my existence level, the difference between the Schwinn and the ten
speeds I've ridden including my "$2500" low cost asian import stem
from tires and wheels. Yes, I know the frames handle ( a great word
used here right? 'handle' ?) differently but this a geometery
specification not what tubing is cosmically oriented toward
technology's cutting edge.

Tech tubing is completely off my map (and Andres from the sound of it)
have no idea what it does down here at road one but I know what it
costs and mean in terms of reliabillity.

ENTER THE AD MAN

it is the ad man's job to position my head into a place where tech
tubing has meaning thus the BS. Even if the BS is reasonably
descriptive and honest, still BS as far as staying relatively
meaningless at road one. But the ad man gotta try to expand the buying
audience and convert meaningless finesse - for me - if not Andre -
into meaning.
 
yeah i just read it. AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF COMMUNICATIVE CLARITY
TRANSLATING EXQUISITE ENGINNERING INTO STANDARD ENGLISH.

now we know why they dropped him
 
forgive me for undule longwindedness.
odd that tho' philosophically opposed to buying a whole new bike not
rebuild or frame then parts, GIANT lures most often in the mass
production field. Is YOWSER a GIANT dealer? $1900 is a bargain?
on gators on vixen. spending months in Big Cypress below Naples where
life is remote and the wether incroyable Jan-March, hiking the country
(was dry) we are notified by the Liason Ranger of one legged indians
on the streets in Okeechobee. Do not walk wily-nilly thru knee deep
water.
 
"Mark" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>A Muzi wrote:
>> [email protected] wrote:
>>> In your endless battle against progress, you omitted an important
>>> detail about the description. The seamless integration of aluminum and
>>> carbon is the unique element that gives this bike the stiffness and
>>> compliance.

>>
>> 'Seamless integration' is indeed a leap forward.
>> Lesser alu/carb frames are glued.

>
> Well, some of the frames they integrate by parts, but others are done only
> with partial fractions.
>
> Mark J.



Excellent comment!


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datakoll wrote:
> forgive me for undule longwindedness.
> odd that tho' philosophically opposed to buying a whole new bike not
> rebuild or frame then parts, GIANT lures most often in the mass
> production field.


i like giant a lot. i own one of their mountain frames, and i think
it's the best made and best designed of any bike that was available at
the time. i plan on buying one of their aluminum road bikes as a
commuter in the not too distant future too. as for carbon, i think
they're one of the better practitioners of the art. i place trek and
look above them, but most everything else is below a giant in terms of
production quality and design competence.

> Is YOWSER a GIANT dealer? $1900 is a bargain?
> on gators on vixen. spending months in Big Cypress below Naples where
> life is remote and the wether incroyable Jan-March, hiking the country
> (was dry) we are notified by the Liason Ranger of one legged indians
> on the streets in Okeechobee. Do not walk wily-nilly thru knee deep
> water.
>
 
"jim beam" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Jambo wrote:
>> "jim beam" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>> Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com wrote:
>>>> 'Ultra stiff yet vertically compliant'...
>>>>
>>>> big, yet small, tall yet short, black yet white,
>>>>
>>> why the confusion? there are 8 tubes on a traditional frame. different
>>> lengths, thickness, diameter, shape, etc. one tube can be comparatively
>>> stiff, another comparatively elastic, for its given position and loading
>>> mode.

>>
>> HAHAHA! Show us the math, beamboy. Do some of those sketches and put
>> them on your little flickr site.
>>
>>> seems simple enough to me.

>>
>> You seem simple enough for us.

>
> "us"? you need to take your meds, moron.


Show us the math, beamboy. Do some of those sketches and put them on your
little flickr site.