Ewen Gellie was mucking around with a tension arm design at one point too:
I present the “Supple Disc forkTM” It looks odd. Needs a straight fork blade, that can be offset at the crown as much as you like. The left fork leg acts as a column with the disc mount effectively pivoting around the wheel axle. Needs a tension member to the fork crown.
yeah is there a reason we don’t do this?
probably because looksweird™
I always wondered how the English bike would feel, more for the rear. https://www.englishcycles.com/custombikes/project-right/
The best bike would be neither a lefty nor righty but a stussy ‘s’ bike
Someone get Slingshot on the phone.
gasp, The return of CODA!
I mean… there have to be thousands of right legs sitting around somewhere from all these lefties being made.
Millions, even.
the fuck is this
it makes me really uncomfortable to look at
I couldn’t make sense of it, but now I see that the arm has been rotated 180 degrees to the other side.
Don’t flatter yourself
there is a hell of a lot of :galaxybrain: going on in this caliper modification
It’s like a bad Photoshop
No, you must use bike components as intended by the manufacturer.
At least it’s not a Klamper
Yeah, thank god that’s not the case
now I want to contract a chinese factory to make a righty fork with a proprietary everything.
