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- downtube integrated seatpost with a support on toptube/seatstays cross section shallow hydroformed seatstays Illuminati brake bridge hydroformed chainstays fully...
- models included a pivot between chain- and seatstay whereas in later, carbon fiber, models the chain- and seatstays are one piece, creating pivoting action...
- Braze-ons include: Rack and mudguard/fender mounts at the dropouts, seatstays, and fork blades. Water bottle cage mounts. Cable carriers, guides, and...
- adjust ride height depending how far into the seat tube it is inserted Seatstay: frame components, small diameter tubes running from top of seat tube to...
- requires traditional diamond bicycle frames to have a split chainstay or seatstay. Spring-loaded chain tensioner Fixed-position chain tensioner Eccentric...
- sloping top tube featuring a smaller rear triangle. The tighter chainstay-seatstay configuration is said to be inherently stiffer than a more conventional...
- by inserting a metal pin through the hole in the disc rotor between the seatstay and chainstay, preventing the wheel from rotating and virtually immobilising...
- of the three types. Bottle dynamos (or sidewall dynamos) attach to the seatstay or fork and are rotated by a small wheel in contact with the tire sidewall...
- side view with 3-speed hub. The connection point between chainstay and seatstay necessary to insert belt drive is visible. Yet another way to tension the...
- installed on bicycle frames with ordinary rear triangles (chainstay and seatstay). Veer claims their split belt is as strong as a chain, but with a higher...