Yes, people do still ride 28" wheels, me being one of them. This disc-only frame weighs in at about 4 lbs. 9 oz. , not bad for something that can be beaten up for many years.
There are the usual features :Machined head tube , wavy gussets , wishbone seatstays and disc brake re-enforcemement between the stays. I don't like flimsy stuff .
Here's a detail of the disc brake area of the frame and the many welds that make up the structure. I have been welding steel exclusively for about a month now but in two weeks I'll have a bunch of aluminum and scandium to weld up. Variety keeps me happy to come to work, among other things.
Yes, people do still ride 28" wheels, me being one of them. This disc-only frame weighs in at about 4 lbs. 9 oz. , not bad for something that can be beaten up for many years.
There are the usual features :Machined head tube , wavy gussets , wishbone seatstays and disc brake re-enforcemement between the stays. I don't like flimsy stuff .
Here's a detail of the disc brake area of the frame and the many welds that make up the structure. I have been welding steel exclusively for about a month now but in two weeks I'll have a bunch of aluminum and scandium to weld up. Variety keeps me happy to come to work, among other things.
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