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TIG-WELDED:
LUGGED:
Speedster
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Why
Lugged Construction:
Lug
frame construction has been used since the olden days, but that does not
mean it is outdated.
If you need more persuasion beyond just the cool nostalgic look of a lugs
to make you buy one, check this out:
1. Lugs are generally stronger than TIG welded joints and might arguably
last longer.
2. Lugged frames are more easy to repair than welded frames.
Ed's
650B Project Bike with Review: >>>
Specifications
•
Lugged Tange Prestige heat-treated butted CrMo steel; butted CrMo rear
end (On 52cm frames the seat tube/seatstay juncture is welded)
• Chromed headtube lugs
• Rear rack & fender mounts
• Includes Tange lugged crown steel fork
• 1-1/8" size headtube
• 27.2mm seatpost size
• Max tire size: 32c
• 5 sizes: 52cm to 60cm
• Red Garnet
(also check out the Smoothie ES)
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