A 3D Printed Full Suspension Titanium Bike

[nmrt]

Looks excellent!
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/the-3d...-titanium.html

[pbarry]

I like the thinking outside the box, but, 76 deg STA? BB drop looks like zero. Good luck.

[ridethecliche]

This is something else. Woah!

[jpw]

Originally Posted by ridethecliche

This is something else. Woah!

Goodness me! The future, now. Which part of the frame is this?


I may be suspending all frame purchasing decisions. Clearly we are on cusp of a seismic shift in frame fabrication and the possibilities it will bring...are tantalising.

[ridethecliche]

Originally Posted by jpw

Goodness me! The future, now. Which part of the frame is this?


I may be suspending all frame purchasing decisions. Clearly we are on cusp of a seismic shift in frame fabrication and the possibilities it will bring.

Looks like the downtube to me. I think that picture is from the steel bike.

Here's the link, lots more pictures on there.

https://huhncycles.com/MOORHUHN-129

[nmrt]

hah hah
i guess you haven't seen the Big Donut then at 83 deg STA!!

Originally Posted by pbarry

I like the thinking outside the box, but, 76 deg STA? BB drop looks like zero. Good luck.

[Velocipede]

Originally Posted by nmrt

hah hah
i guess you haven't seen the Big Donut then at 83 deg STA!!

That's how you get ejected over the bars and rip your headtube off.

https://media.giphy.com/media/ADr35Z4TvATIc/giphy.gif

[jpw]

Originally Posted by ridethecliche

Looks like the downtube to me. I think that picture is from the steel bike.

Here's the link, lots more pictures on there.

https://huhncycles.com/MOORHUHN-129

Ah, thanks. So that's the head tube 'lug'? Impressive details.

[d_douglas]

I think that is a really elegant looking bike. Not sure about the fabrication type, and I am sure it is coming of age, but it is pretty amazing to look at!

[unterhausen]

76 degree seat tube is a pretty common thing nowadays. It goes with a lengthened front center and slack head tube. Helps with climbing.

[old fat man]

Originally Posted by unterhausen

76 degree seat tube is a pretty common thing nowadays. It goes with a lengthened front center and slack head tube. Helps with climbing.

Yup, definitely within the norm, from most major manufacturers too

[charliedid]

[QUOTE=Velocipede;2836129]That's how you get ejected over the bars and rip your headtube off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=-5cVPy2NbL4

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by nmrt

Looks excellent!
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/the-3d...-titanium.html

That is a good looking bike right there.

[Velocipede]

[QUOTE=charliedid;2836258]

Originally Posted by Velocipede

That's how you get ejected over the bars and rip your headtube off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=-5cVPy2NbL4

Funny how they commented on the headtube as well. I've seen it happen. I was on a ride with a guy who's headtube ripped off when he landed. He jumped up and ran to the woods to check his junk. Funniest ***** I'd ever seen. He ended up breaking his orbital socket.

[swiftytoenails]

Wow, that is something!