Folks
Looking for the lightweight subframe that is on the Corsa Meccanica web site (they have not picked up the phone or answered email in a month). I also checked with Barker and Galan (Bikeworx) but no one has one.
Anyone with some advice? Know who was making them for these guys?
Thanks
Doug - Sport at 50k Km
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MuZ Skorpion Lightweight Subframe
by droy » Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:26 am
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subframe
by basser23 » Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:43 am
Doug,
I believe Tim Barker was the fabricator for these frames..I know
Zac Seasly made 1 for his wife Elaine (look up Precision Strike Racing)
at one time, and I think Bill Jurgenson knows where to have one made
in Germany.
In reality,it shouldn't be THAT hard if you know how to weld to make one
up in chrome moly tubing..wouldn't be as light as alloy, but maybe stronger and easier to weld..
Did you get your exhaust sorted?
Chip
I believe Tim Barker was the fabricator for these frames..I know
Zac Seasly made 1 for his wife Elaine (look up Precision Strike Racing)
at one time, and I think Bill Jurgenson knows where to have one made
in Germany.
In reality,it shouldn't be THAT hard if you know how to weld to make one
up in chrome moly tubing..wouldn't be as light as alloy, but maybe stronger and easier to weld..
Did you get your exhaust sorted?
Chip
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Alloy sub-frame
by sapperk9 » Mon Jul 16, 2007 2:19 pm
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