. . . the making of XC FS racing machine - STEREO . . .
This is how the final rig should look like...
It has all the necessary adjustments (head angle, top-tube length, seat tube length, seat angle, BB height and chain-stay length) so it should work just fine. I tried to do the construction as rigid and as simple as possible. The main frame is made form steel U-profile, joined by welding. Each part that's connected to bike frame has sliding blocks for the adjustments. Head angle can be varied by 0,5 degrees from 69,5 to 73 by inserting the steel pin to the correct hole...and so on... More detailed description to come...
For a mean while here are some more pics...
It has all the necessary adjustments (head angle, top-tube length, seat tube length, seat angle, BB height and chain-stay length) so it should work just fine. I tried to do the construction as rigid and as simple as possible. The main frame is made form steel U-profile, joined by welding. Each part that's connected to bike frame has sliding blocks for the adjustments. Head angle can be varied by 0,5 degrees from 69,5 to 73 by inserting the steel pin to the correct hole...and so on... More detailed description to come...For a mean while here are some more pics...
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