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Lets have a fight to see whether this is really a spaceframe or if our existing bikes are spaceframe designs as is.

It's a fractal spaceframe...

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Read somewhere that folk are looking into making frames from paper!!

 

 

 

paper is made from wood and they are already our there.

 

 

 

I like the other trellis design more then this one. This one is to structured/organised.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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wont wind resistance be sick on that frame? just some1 with 2 much time at hand. ive also seen an image about a new concept for car wheels about 2 years back that looks pretty stupid, i dont see it on car today. so i dont think this is the fuutre design.

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existing bikes are space frames.

 

whether carbon, tiatnaium, stel or aluminium, they are all spoace frames.

 

The monocoque bicycle chassis ever to see production was the Lotus.

 

definition of a space frame is a structure whereby cojoined tubularload bearing elements are assembled into a loading bearing structure for the purpose of carrying a load.

 

definition of a monocoque is a load bearing structure where no tubular elements are required for the assembly to carry the load. The skin of the structure is load bearing.
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existing bikes are space frames.

 

whether carbon' date=' tiatnaium, stel or aluminium, they are all spoace frames.

 

The monocoque bicycle chassis ever to see production was the Lotus.

 

definition of a space frame is a structure whereby cojoined tubularload bearing elements are assembled into a loading bearing structure for the purpose of carrying a load.

 

definition of a monocoque is a load bearing structure where no tubular elements are required for the assembly to carry the load. The skin of the structure is load bearing.
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I said fight, not facts!

 

I wanted someone to post a photo of a fat-tube Cervelo and argue that it is a monocoque. The skin is the structure. The skin's purpose is two-fold - to provide certain aerodynamic properties just like a helicopter's skin and, to provide structural rigidity.

 

 

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