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Here it is... Finally. Thanks a lot to Tartybikes for the awesome service and the amazing parts. They just sent me a echo 72 freewheel when I bought an SL 108 but I can't do anything now so I'll just stick with it.

I made my own frame using 6061 tubing. It is basically the same as my Marino except it has a different geo and that it is 1,8 instead of 2,2. I just used the same stuff than for the marino. Gussets in the same area, triple seat tubes except the gussets are a bit longer, the tubes are internally butted, I cut a square hole in the front and I added more tire clearance. I used my Marino frame to make the tool to assemble the tubes and weld them. The geo is: 1090;+90;72;380 and my Marino was 1100;+70;72;375. This bike is awesome but I only have been riding it for 2 days now.

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Specs:

Drivetrain:

-Trialtech Lite BB

-Try-All cranks 175 mm

-Echo 72 freewheel

-Speedrace bashring

-Z610 HX chain

-Onza Hognesium pedals

Rear Wheel:

-Trialtech SL rear rim

-ECHO TR 135mm rear hub

-Sapim black spokes

-Continnetal Rain King tire

-15T sprocket

Front Wheel:

-Trialtech Square-holed front

-ECHO TR front hub

-Sapim black spokes

-Kenda Karma tire

Steering:

-Trialtech 150*30° stem

-Rockman Carbon Handlebars

-Trialtech grips

-Trialtech magura forks

Brakes:

-Front post-2005 HS33 long lever

-Rear post-2005 HS33 long lever

-Front black (colour match!) ECHO TR mounts

-Rear grey (colour match!) Magura mounts

-Yellow Heatsink pads (best ever!)

The total weight is near 8,5 kilos

Any questions please ask

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It's cool you can build frames now, seeing as you change them so often. Now you can make them, even more convenient.

The last frame I had was the mist. I bought it one year ago. I don't think it's that often.

The 90 bb rise is quite weird at first but I got used to it pretty fast thanks to the mod stem. I feel it helps all my techniques, especially up to fronts. It is just weird for taps.

Yes of course it got heat treated. It got heated, then cooled down really fast and got reheated a bit. (sorry I don't know the technical words in English for metallurgic stuff). This treatment is a T6

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If you had read you would have spotted it. 1,8 kilos

Sorry, I don't know why I thought it was the tube's thickness.

Can you post more detailed pics of your frame ? (if you have time)

Oh and before you made your own frame, did you searched for companies which make homemade aluminium frame ? If yes can you tell me the name ?

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Sorry, I don't know why I thought it was the tube's thickness.

Can you post more detailed pics of your frame ? (if you have time)

Oh and before you made your own frame, did you searched for companies which make homemade aluminium frame ? If yes can you tell me the name ?

No worries. Honestly I don't have time for other photos as I work 6 days on 7 and as I work 50 hours a week. I'll give it a try though. I didn't search for other companies and I don't know any. Sorry.

soo nice that is.

bet that rides lush as

It does!

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