Race bike seat

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carbonfibreworks	carbonfibreworks posted 12 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 292, Visits: 4.5K	I have been working on producing carbon parts for a 250 classic race bike, i used infusion and in total used 14 separate pieces of cloth due to the size and complex shape of the hump on the back of the seat. As it for a classic race bike it will have to be painted as no naked carbon is allowed and the pre trimmed weight is 208 grams. Edited 12 Years Ago by Bartonphoenix750
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carbonfibreworks	carbonfibreworks posted 12 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 292, Visits: 4.5K	prsw (13/05/2013) Is that UD I see on the side? Did it infuse good? I did a self-supporting racebike subframe with lots of UD and didn't infuse because it, I have been told, does not wet out if infused. (or rather i did infuse it first and then wetlay/bagged more material later.) Bartonphoenix750 (28/04/2013) Hi No it is 200g twill. Regards Chris
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Race bike seat

carbonfibreworks - 12 Years Ago

wozza - 12 Years Ago

[quote][b]wozza (28/04/2013)[/b][hr] :) :) No going back now, the Infusion Bug has...

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alebassa - 12 Years Ago

I agree with Fred, it's way easier making the bag and the pleats this way!

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prsw - 12 Years Ago

[quote][b]prsw (13/05/2013)[/b][hr]Is that UD I see on the side? Did it infuse good? I did a...

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