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Hey! That's my bike!

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  1. How's that for coolness.
    I stumbled across this picture and thought, "hey that looks like my
    frame!". And it is! The place I get my Chinese titanium frames from also
    makes them for Airborne. I've got four spoke Spinergys too!

    http://www.raceacrossamerica.org/raam2000/riders2000/robkish.html

    Marty

  2. Marty Wallace said:

    How's that for coolness.
    I stumbled across this picture and thought, "hey that looks like my
    frame!". And it is! The place I get my Chinese titanium frames from also
    makes them for Airborne. I've got four spoke Spinergys too!

    http://www.raceacrossamerica.org/raam2000/riders2000/robkish.html

    Marty

    do they really make Airborne's?
    Airborne's stays are all much lower than the 'standard' xacd's

    wouldnt surprise me. but is this 'confirmable' or just a theory?

  3. flyingdutch said:

    do they really make Airborne's?
    Airborne's stays are all much lower than the 'standard' xacd's

    wouldnt surprise me. but is this 'confirmable' or just a theory?

    Not sure if confirmable. But I've seen from a number of posts in the mtbr.com SS forums that they make the Airborne frames. The dropouts on the road and mtb frames look the same as do the welds.

    Koon

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