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]]> Comment on Using a Pino Morroni Frame Jig by Pino Morroni… A Retrospective « The TandemGeek's Blog http://porterbikes.com/?p=32&cpage=1#comment-187 Pino Morroni… A Retrospective « The TandemGeek's Blog Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:27:01 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=32#comment-187 [...] also wrote a blog entry entitled “Using a Pino Morroni Frame Jig” that included another extensive photo gallery along with his narrative that describes the [...] [...] also wrote a blog entry entitled “Using a Pino Morroni Frame Jig” that included another extensive photo gallery along with his narrative that describes the [...]

]]> Comment on New tandem project by Pino Morroni… A Retrospective « The TandemGeek's Blog http://porterbikes.com/?p=230&cpage=1#comment-186 Pino Morroni… A Retrospective « The TandemGeek's Blog Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:45:25 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=230#comment-186 [...] one of the jigs for a recent tandem project that he chronicled at his own Blog, which you can find HERE.  Dave’s blog is an interesting read with many photos to illustrate the build process and [...] [...] one of the jigs for a recent tandem project that he chronicled at his own Blog, which you can find HERE.  Dave’s blog is an interesting read with many photos to illustrate the build process and [...]

]]> Comment on Using a Pino Morroni Frame Jig by Dave http://porterbikes.com/?p=32&cpage=1#comment-178 Dave Mon, 19 Oct 2009 12:29:52 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=32#comment-178 Curious how an individual in the UK stumbles upon blogs like this one?? dave Curious how an individual in the UK stumbles upon blogs like this one??
dave

]]> Comment on Using a Pino Morroni Frame Jig by office stationery http://porterbikes.com/?p=32&cpage=1#comment-177 office stationery Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:43:33 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=32#comment-177 <strong>office stationery...</strong> It's good to read a quality article for once... office stationery…

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]]> Comment on Retro Bicycle by Dave http://porterbikes.com/?p=418&cpage=1#comment-93 Dave Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:20:09 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=418#comment-93 Steff, The components don't do a necessarily better job, but they do it more efficiently. I do think that frame materials are the more noticeable difference. If your bike is a compact design (sloped top tube) it may not be as obvious as a full size design. Having said that, if yours is something other than steel, then I'm not the guy to ask. I simply haven't ridden enough of those to say. Dave Steff,
The components don’t do a necessarily better job, but they do it more efficiently. I do think that frame materials are the more noticeable difference. If your bike is a compact design (sloped top tube) it may not be as obvious as a full size design. Having said that, if yours is something other than steel, then I’m not the guy to ask. I simply haven’t ridden enough of those to say.
Dave

]]> Comment on Retro Bicycle by Steff http://porterbikes.com/?p=418&cpage=1#comment-92 Steff Wed, 18 Mar 2009 11:36:04 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=418#comment-92 Sorry - I phrased that really badly. By "the same frame" I meant the frame you blogged about rather than mine. I'm interested to know how much of the improvement in modern bikes is really down to better frame materials and construction and how much is down to the componentry. My suspicion, based on my bike, is that the components are most of the difference. Sorry – I phrased that really badly. By “the same frame” I meant the frame you blogged about rather than mine. I’m interested to know how much of the improvement in modern bikes is really down to better frame materials and construction and how much is down to the componentry. My suspicion, based on my bike, is that the components are most of the difference.

]]> Comment on Customers bikes by Dave http://porterbikes.com/?p=439&cpage=1#comment-91 Dave Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:08:28 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=439#comment-91 Really, who wooda thunk it? Really, who wooda thunk it?

]]> Comment on Customers bikes by Chauncey http://porterbikes.com/?p=439&cpage=1#comment-90 Chauncey Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:00:30 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=439#comment-90 Love the brasswork on that last crown. Who knew you were so creative? Love the brasswork on that last crown. Who knew you were so creative?

]]> Comment on Retro Bicycle by Dave http://porterbikes.com/?p=418&cpage=1#comment-89 Dave Tue, 17 Mar 2009 18:52:15 +0000 http://porterbikes.com/?p=418#comment-89 Steff, It sounds to me like your frame already has very modern components as well as a carbon fork. Maybe in another ten years of component advances we could make that comparison. Dave Steff,
It sounds to me like your frame already has very modern components as well as a carbon fork. Maybe in another ten years of component advances we could make that comparison.
Dave

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