And now for something totally different

[stewlewis]

Looks great, bet it fun too in the right conditions.

Interesting articles, 3 parts, on frame geometries:

http://www.mbr.co.uk/news/size-matters- ... too-small/

 

[Rob H]

Looks cool that does! Thanks for the pic with the front wheel

Just out of interest, (I'm not doubting it's strength or ability here) but will it be ok with those big triple clamps? When I was younger a few of my mates ripped off head tubes off their hard tails due to running similar fork as it caused extra stress round the head tube being such a stiff fork compared to the frame - I was always told it was a 'no go' but then I am a bit out of touch with some of the more modern downhill set ups - looks lovely though, great choice of components/colour scheme

It's one of the few hardtail frames out there that have been designed to take triples and although the braces aren't as agricultural as some I'm confident that Burf & Tam have done their homework.

 

[Rob H]

Looks great, bet it fun too in the right conditions.

Interesting articles, 3 parts, on frame geometries:

http://www.mbr.co.uk/news/size-matters- ... too-small/

Fantastic article, I think there's still along way to go in hardtail design, with half the challenge being thinking of the bike as a whole not just thinking about each angle in isolation.

 

[konaben82]

Looks cool that does! Thanks for the pic with the front wheel

Just out of interest, (I'm not doubting it's strength or ability here) but will it be ok with those big triple clamps? When I was younger a few of my mates ripped off head tubes off their hard tails due to running similar fork as it caused extra stress round the head tube being such a stiff fork compared to the frame - I was always told it was a 'no go' but then I am a bit out of touch with some of the more modern downhill set ups - looks lovely though, great choice of components/colour scheme

It's one of the few hardtail frames out there that have been designed to take triples and although the braces aren't as agricultural as some I'm confident that Burf & Tam have done their homework.

Totally! What a cool job they have!!