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Aluminium 7005 frame

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  1. What is this type of frame? I saw it at
    wwwc2.auctionworks.comDeluxeSFItemDetail.aspx

    How would it compare to say, a Giant Fluid Formed 6033 ALUXX
    SL Aluminium XC frame?

    --
    Marc Bishop [email hidden]

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Slime
    What is this type of frame? I saw it at
    wwwc2.auctionworks.comDeluxeSFItemDetail.aspx

    How would it compare to say, a Giant Fluid Formed 6033 ALUXX
    SL Aluminium XC frame?

    Personally, I have no idea, but I wouldn't buy a cheap
    frame (any frame really) without riding it to some
    extent first.

    You might want to ask in the XC forum of:
    www.farkin.net
    an aussie mtb site (geared mostly to DH, 4X and DJ
    with a little bit of XC).

    I don't like the idea of buying a bike frame from a
    site called auctionworks.com - doesn't sounds very
    bike specific does it?

    Also, are those prices in USD? Do they ship to Oz?

    hth
    hippy

  3. Slime <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    What is this type of frame? I saw it at


    wwwc2.auctionworks.comDeluxeSFIt
    emDetail.aspx?sid=200402261730000000000010312481&sfid=10096-
    1&c=40000717&i=52604957

    Quoted message said:


    How would it compare to say, a Giant Fluid Formed 6033
    ALUXX SL Aluminium XC frame?

    6000 series frames are made from an aluminium, magnesium and
    silicon alloy whilst 7000 series frames are made from
    aluminium and zinc alloys. However, each manufacturer is
    responsible for the frame design, so the numbers themselves
    don't tell you much. For example, it would be too hard to
    compare my Merida (Shogun) 7005 frame to that one just on
    spec, much less against a 6000 series frame from a different
    manufacturer.

    --

    "I'm proud that I live in a country where witnessing two
    hours of bloody, barbarous torture in gloating detail is
    considered indicia of religious piety, whereas a mere second
    gazing upon a woman's breast is cause for outraged
    apoplexy." Betty Bowers,
    bettybowers.commelgibsonpassion.html

  4. DRS said:

    Slime <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    What is this type of frame? I saw it at



    wwwc2.auctionworks.comDeluxeSFIt
    emDetail.aspx?sid=200402261730000000000010312481&sfid=10096-
    1&c=40000717&i=52604957

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    How would it compare to say, a Giant Fluid Formed 6033
    ALUXX SL Aluminium XC frame?

    Quoted message said:

    6000 series frames are made from an aluminium, magnesium
    and silicon alloy whilst 7000 series frames are made from
    aluminium and zinc alloys. However, each manufacturer is
    responsible for the frame design, so the numbers
    themselves don't tell you much. .......

    My Avanti Barracuda has a Kinesis Mega Max 7005 frame. I
    can't make comparisons and not qualified anyway but I don't
    have any complaints. That (auctionworks) frame suits a $600
    bike they say and my bike was about $1100 so I suspect there
    is a good deal of difference.

    --
    Regards, Bob

  5. Here's a web site that begins with an overview on multiple materials, and then discusses each in a little more detail...

    http://www2.sjsu.edu/orgs/asmtms/artcle/articl.htm

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