Is there someone who can reduce the weight of the Brompton?
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- Tinea Pedis
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Come on, it's outlandish stuff like this that made WW unpredictable and great. Sure it's a Brompton, but he's got the right spirit!
And I'd rather follow this than another 'aero bikes are BS' or 'what wheels do I need' thread.
And I'd rather follow this than another 'aero bikes are BS' or 'what wheels do I need' thread.
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Moved to the road forum. Titanium cranks were made, a long time ago. you might get your hands on a Morati set or maybe even a set of sweetwings. Also, I believe I have read somewhere that there is a titanium bolt kit for Brompton.
Yes, there is: http://www.brompfication.com/35-titanium-bolt-set.html
have a look at their shop as well: http://www.brompfication.com/20-all-products
Yes, there is: http://www.brompfication.com/35-titanium-bolt-set.html
have a look at their shop as well: http://www.brompfication.com/20-all-products
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Post your bike in the meantime!
Hi. Pls post bike OP. I have a brompton as does my daughter and this could be a great project for me. At ~ 12 kgs a piece ti bolts are not going to do it.
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Tinea Pedis wrote:Come on, it's outlandish stuff like this that made WW unpredictable and great. Sure it's a Brompton, but he's got the right spirit!
And I'd rather follow this than another 'aero bikes are BS' or 'what wheels do I need' thread.
I completely agree. It had never occured to me that I might need a brompton in the stable, but I am now intrigued. Please post some pictures.
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While we wait for the OP, I'll post a pic of mine.
Brompificaiton makes a few nice Ti parts (as others have mentioned). There is a good collection of Brompton mods on the nycewheels website (NYC Brompton dealer).
FWIW, this bike is a ton of fun. With standard gearing (I have the 6 speed version) you dont spin out until about 30mph and I have no problem climbing hills unless they are crazy steep.
Brompificaiton makes a few nice Ti parts (as others have mentioned). There is a good collection of Brompton mods on the nycewheels website (NYC Brompton dealer).
FWIW, this bike is a ton of fun. With standard gearing (I have the 6 speed version) you dont spin out until about 30mph and I have no problem climbing hills unless they are crazy steep.
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SJS Cycles have a load of titanium parts for Bromptons..... I had no idea! http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/ti-parts-wor ... kshop_pg1/
No sign of a crankset though.
No sign of a crankset though.
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Oh my eyes! Is there any way to unsee that thing?
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cfrankscid wrote:.
ugh, just make sure you dont hit any pedestrians in central park
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