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Herbertlemon102

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I've just received my engineering scholarship and sponsor from Warwick university, and with it come £300 a year for me, £200 a year for my college to spend on me. They have no way of checking, but they said the money should be put towards "engineering related studies". I'm thinking of building a frame. I'd like to give it a go, anyway. I own a mod so it would be a mod frame. What should it look like? What features? I'd like some ideas and inspiration on interesting aesthetics and features. Cheers

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You could try magura mounts on the chainstay or underside of the seatstay? It may not be 100% efficient, but it would look hella cool :P you could also put the disc mount in the gap between the gap between the chainstay and seatstay rather than on top of it... It should have a sprung tensioner, but on top of the chainstay rather than hanging below so you can't bash it, but you retain the auto-tensioning, set and forget functionality :) Integrated seat, like an ashton? Definitely 135mm rear spacing so you can run a hope hub! You could play around with tubing profiles and materials to prevent denting downtubes and retaining strength elsewhere I guess... How about having the head bearings seat straight into the headtube? Bolt through axles?

Would you do forks too?

Sorry if half of that is incoherent, or a bit too extreme for you to actually do, I am just throwing ideas at my phone :P A bunch of that stuff is exactly what I would do if I were to build a mod frame, which I really want to do :P

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I'll create another one in trialschat, though I like those ideas!

You could try magura mounts on the chainstay or underside of the seatstay? It may not be 100% efficient, but it would look hella cool :P you could also put the disc mount in the gap between the gap between the chainstay and seatstay rather than on top of it... It should have a sprung tensioner, but on top of the chainstay rather than hanging below so you can't bash it, but you retain the auto-tensioning, set and forget functionality :) Integrated seat, like an ashton? Definitely 135mm rear spacing so you can run a hope hub! You could play around with tubing profiles and materials to prevent denting downtubes and retaining strength elsewhere I guess... How about having the head bearings seat straight into the headtube? Bolt through axles?

Would you do forks too?

Sorry if half of that is incoherent, or a bit too extreme for you to actually do, I am just throwing ideas at my phone :P A bunch of that stuff is exactly what I would do if I were to build a mod frame, which I really want to do :P

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