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  1. nbfman said:

    Um ... to my rather unexperienced eye, these joints look poorly crafted. Are knowledeable folks impressed when seeing a frame that looks like this? Did I miss something?

    how does this look

    [img]img97.imageshack.ustoptubejunctionjp3.jpg[/img]

    These are the joints of a Scott CR1. As Alienator mentioned. Ruegamer makes all of his frames by hand, alone. He does an excellent job, building them to exact specifications. As Alienator also mentioned, he does more than frames (thanks, by the way). If you would rather buy a frame just because it looks 'nice'. Then you may need to learn a thing or two.

  2. bobbyOCR said:

    how does this look

    These are the joints of a Scott CR1. As Alienator mentioned. Ruegamer makes all of his frames by hand, alone. He does an excellent job, building them to exact specifications. As Alienator also mentioned, he does more than frames (thanks, by the way). If you would rather buy a frame just because it looks 'nice'. Then you may need to learn a thing or two.

    Geez, Bobby, take it easy-you're starting to sound eerily a lot like carbonguru...now while I try to decide if you indeed represent the company 😉 , take a smathering on the following from www.fairwheelbikes.com

  3. CoppiRidesOn said:

    Geez, Bobby, take it easy-you're starting to sound eerily a lot like carbonguru...now while I try to decide if you indeed represent the company 😉 , take a smathering on the following from www.fairwheelbikes.com

    Slathering of what? Did you go through the whole site and see that FWB happens to be a Ruegamer dealer? Did you see the Ruegamer frames there?

    There is this one, another one,yet another, and and one here..

    Of course there's this one over at Weight Weenies.

  4. alienator said:

    Slathering of what? Did you go through the whole site and see that FWB happens to be a Ruegamer dealer? Did you see the Ruegamer frames there?

    There is this one, another one,yet another, and and one here..

    Of course there's this one over at Weight Weenies.

    I'm actually trying to point-out the fabulous stuff Brent has from my first thread...

  5. i see.

    some of his other joints look like that.

  6. I'm a big fan of alloy but the way that UD carbon on the custom rue reflects in the sunlight actually makes me want a carbon frame. I'd still love a pegoretti.

    The CR1 pic was to demonstrate that big name high quality frames have joints which, under that unnecessary cosmetic (weight adding) layer of carbon, essentially look more sloppy than the joints on a custom 1-man job. not too bad.

    And I have a secret, I AM CARBONGURU, HAHAHAHA *throws head back and laughs like an evil genius* 😄:p

  7. bobbyOCR said:

    I'm a big fan of alloy but the way that UD carbon on the custom rue reflects in the sunlight actually makes me want a carbon frame. I'd still love a pegoretti.

    The CR1 pic was to demonstrate that big name high quality frames have joints which, under that unnecessary cosmetic (weight adding) layer of carbon, essentially look more sloppy than the joints on a custom 1-man job. not too bad.

    And I have a secret, I AM CARBONGURU, HAHAHAHA *throws head back and laughs like an evil genius* 😄:p

    The UD wrap at the joints can and does appear differently in photos and in real life, whether it's got a clear coat on it or not. I got to run my paws over one of his frames, and I can verify that the work on the frame was first rate, just as good as any Parlee I've fondled, or any other frame.

  8. bobbyOCR said:

    And I have a secret, I AM CARBONGURU, HAHAHAHA *throws head back and laughs like an evil genius* 😄:p

    Is that really you? It's been almost 2 months...have you reached 50 thousand miles yet? bwahahahahahahaha

  9. CoppiRidesOn said:

    Geez, Bobby, take it easy-you're starting to sound eerily a lot like carbonguru...now while I try to decide if you indeed represent the company 😉 , take a smathering on the following from www.fairwheelbikes.com

    The Corrado is a plug and play frame from Ruegamer made as a more "pricepoint" frame. It doesn't use wrapped joints. Instead it's pre-made lugs and tubes.

  10. alienator said:

    The Corrado is a plug and play frame from Ruegamer made as a more "pricepoint" frame. It doesn't use wrapped joints. Instead it's pre-made lugs and tubes.

    Let me tell you, the guy has color schemes/ paintjobs that blow the mind!

  11. bobbyOCR said:

    If you would rather buy a frame just because it looks 'nice'. Then you may need to learn a thing or two.


    😕

  12. CoppiRidesOn said:

    Let me tell you, the guy has color schemes/ paintjobs that blow the mind!

    That he does. He'll do just about any custom paint work to meet any desire. It's a nice way to top off a custom bike.

  13. CoppiRidesOn said:

    Let me tell you, the guy has color schemes/ paintjobs that blow the mind!

    George!!! Where have you been? Oh boy has it been dull with out your silly ass around here! I see Luca gave you the boot just as he said he would. Ouch! That's gona leave a mark! So how you been? Any new bikes? How is the view from up there on the podium? Did you get that big snow storm in mt.peaks? Is this your new bike line? Did Luca pull just Roi or is Zefiro gone too? Can you say some really crazy thing just for old times sake? I have some extra time over the holidays and it would be fun to wing you around again.

  14. Damn! I've been watching another episode of "As The Wheel Turns" and didn't know it!

    So...which carbon frame should be in my $4000/week budget for this week?

    Oh, I forgot to ask, I'm looking for a really 'sick' paintjob. Any sugguestions?

  15. mrklein said:

    George!!! Where have you been? Oh boy has it been dull with out your silly ass around here! I see Luca gave you the boot just as he said he would. Ouch! That's gona leave a mark! So how you been? Any new bikes? How is the view from up there on the podium? Did you get that big snow storm in mt.peaks? Is this your new bike line? Did Luca pull just Roi or is Zefiro gone too? Can you say some really crazy thing just for old times sake? I have some extra time over the holidays and it would be fun to wing you around again.

    LOL Mr.Klein, Campy: Keep practicing guys! Before you know it, he' ll be back from Italy w/ Roy himself ! hahahahahahahaha 😄

  16. nbfman said:

    😕

    😕

    You don't understand the meaning of my comment. 😕

  17. CoppiRidesOn said:

    Let me tell you, the guy has color schemes/ paintjobs that blow the mind!


    yeah... 'cause for a frame to be mindblowing you just have to have a mindblowing colourscheme😉

  18. The finish on my frame looks a tad cleaner i think. 😄 😄

    [img]mtnbiker.netBMC BB.jpg[/img]

  19. J_Stone said:

    The finish on my frame looks a tad cleaner i think. 😄 😄

    Yeah, but its a BMC. You can't compare BMCs to other things.

  20. J_Stone said:

    The finish on my frame looks a tad cleaner i think. 😄 😄

    Different construction technique. So what? You do have that snazzy CNT marketing decal though.

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