Gum's CRUMPTON UL 4.40kg, 9.70lbs

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gumgardner
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by gumgardner

Here are some latest pics...after that "heavy" matte finish :mrgreen:

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The weight of that hanger is disappointing. I think you should look into something lighter. :twisted:
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by fastrow23

This looks stunning. Maybe it's my screen but I like how it looks like you can see the carbon layup underneath the finish.

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by caseycycling

This frame is simply amazing... I also like your style with the long seat post showing like you did with the Rue build. The Berk seat/post combo is just a great touch for this. Also interested on hearing your thoughts compairing your two builds once you have a chance to put some miles on both.

On a side note I am fine if this topic hits fifty pages, which it might if everyone keeps complaining about the number of pages it is.

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by gumgardner

prendrefeu wrote:The weight of that hanger is disappointing. I think you should look into something lighter. :twisted:


Maybe I will...Not really sure what a hanger weighs these days :noidea: I don't want to compromise shifting though. This is a weenie build, but an everyday bike as well. You giveth and you taketh. :wink:
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by ChamoisTime

What's the length on the TT and HT?

Love the headtube badge finish.

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Crumpton 680g
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The seven degree drop isn't any where as aggressive as the ruë that thing looks to be closer to 10 degrees

That frame is very nice....

I think my next frame will be a crumpton custom. :thumbup:

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Beautifull!!! :beerchug:

This one will look much better to me than the Ruegamer! :smartass:

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by artray

Nice . Looks a lot like my Photon guru, the way the you can see the carbon layup. It would have been great if the weight could have stayed around 650grms, But this is going to be one awesome bike.

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by gumgardner

sugarkane wrote:The seven degree drop isn't any where as aggressive as the ruë that thing looks to be closer to 10 degrees

That frame is very nice....

I think my next frame will be a crumpton custom. :thumbup:


Crumpton 680g
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Ruegamer 1087g
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by Martin.F

This is going to be interesting to follow! Love what you're doing, gum. And I love the way the frame looks! Rough and industrial and you can see the different types of carbon finish and layups, and it's matte: Grr baby, very grr!

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by andyindo

Very Nice! Following this one for sure!

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I have only seen a Crumpton once in real life; last year's NAHBS. He was one of the main reasons I wanted to go to the show. Amazing frames and beautiful craftsmanship. I only had one small aesthetic quibble with his builds, and that was the cable stops. They looked like the rivet'd on type and were very much the most unattractive part of the bike.

With the new molded in stops that he is working on, there is not much else to complain about! Great job in advancing your skill and pushing the envelope with this frame!!

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Here is my Rear Derailleur. I had to ship all of my components to Nick, so this is all I was able to do in terms of weight reduction. He's going to put a nice finishing touch to it that will drop a little more weight. I might ship him an Alligator Barrel adjuster. I'm not sure if that'll drop any weight though :noidea: I ordered M8 nylon screws, but never got around to using this in place of the existing barrel adjuster.

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