Could anyone please tell me what a 'Monostay' frame is? I've been looking around for a new mountain
bike and have read a few times in the specs about this but haven't found out what it actually is. Is
it something worth having on a bike mainly used for road/ light off-road? Thanks in advance.
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What is a Monostay frame? - Newbie question.
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Fri, 21 Nov 2003 20:22:14 -0000, <[email hidden]>, "james"
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Could anyone please tell me what a 'Monostay' frame is? I've been looking around for a new mountain
bike and have read a few times in the specs about this but haven't found out what it actually is.The seat stay tubes join a large tube that's then attached to the main triangle. It's also known as
a "wishbone" though it looks like a front fork welded to the wrong end of the bike.Quoted message said:
Is it something worth having on a bike mainly used for road/ light off-road?
I think its a gimmick.
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Zoot Katz said:
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Is it something worth having on a bike mainly used for road/ light off-road?
I think its a gimmick.
It makes a nifty way to mount a fender or rack, the bolt is hidden.
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Fri, 21 Nov 2003 23:24:56 -0400, <pan.2003.11.22.03.24.56.307381@cyclist>, Commuter Cyclist
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Is it something worth having on a bike mainly used for road/ light off-road?
I think its a gimmick.
It makes a nifty way to mount a fender or rack, the bolt is hidden.
IMO, the rack mounting always looked weird on a monostay. My bike's brake bridge is tapped on the
underside for mounting a fender.
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