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S&M Neal Wood - which category @ MK ???
stidds:
--- Quote from: Dannywhac on October 19, 2014, 12:02 PM ---Definitely mid - frame designed in 2001 and ran for a few years with the same geometry/build, similar to race frames you could get back in '97. No integrated HS etc.
Euro BB - it's a race frame, if it was on a street/park bike then it would start to smack of New School (although there's frames in that category from the same year such as the T1's).
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And that is from the lips of the midschool moderator so I would say it is gospel and it is what we stand by. :daumenhoch:
midschooljon:
Ok hang on a minute.... We now considering bikes with integrated head tubes, euro BB's, and Canti / V brake mounts Mid school? :LolLolLolLol: :uglystupid2: How about a Speed Wagon? It has the exact same tech as a Wood, and is even made from the same material. Is that mid as well then?
Dannywhac:
No - it's a race frame. Different kettle of fish as said above.
They hardly frikkin changed from about 97 till 2005. If that was a street/park bike then we'd be looking borderline. Take some of the street/park frames coming out in late 2003 and you start to see the onset on new tech - shorter rear T's, micro gearing etc etc.
Oh. More importantly that frame is from 2003 - which is the end date on what we all voted on for the end of mid school. So it's mid.
midschooljon:
--- Quote from: Dannywhac on October 19, 2014, 01:48 PM ---No - it's a race frame. Different kettle of fish as said above.
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You do know the Neal Wood was a race frame right?
So I ask again, What is the difference between a Neal Wood with integrated Head tube, euro BB, and V brakes, and a Speedwagon with Integrated head tube, euro BB, and V brakes?
midschooljon:
--- Quote from: MartyC on October 19, 2014, 10:52 AM ---I always thought mid school ran from 1988 to 2000 and new from 2001 onwards ???
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The whole world does except for Rad. :daumenhoch:
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