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English => General Flatland Forum => Topic started by: Mr News Bot on April 09, 2008, 08:36:22 PM
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Some high tech news of KHE:
At the moment we are testing a new kind of BB-cup which features the „patent pending” AFFIX® bush system and the proven quality of igus® bush bearings. These bush bearings, named iglidur® are principally used in the industry, primarily on permanently running applications at high temperatures.
The AFFIX® bush system features strong alloy cups to get the most resistant end-product. One alloy cup including the iglidur® bush bearing weights only 36g/ 0.079lbs. Compared to a regular MidBB (including spacers), the AFFIX bush system saves 120g/ 0.265lbs, while it´s more durable and maintanance-effortless.
We plan to offer the AFFIX® bush system for Mid BB, Spanish BB & Euro BB. A pic of the new system assembled on a bike: click here.
Ok, if you have problems trying to figure out the difference between iglidur and igus and affix then the point is: you can save another 100g with those cool new bearing ;-)
(http:///upload/media/2008-04-09-20-24-27khe_affix_news.jpg)
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that actually looks really sweet! :beer:
think it might be possible to post a cut-away view of it? anyone?
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congratulations to khe..
They are always try to help the flatland community.
I have a reverse coaster and it works great.
Swiss miss is a great handlebar also..you just tight two screws and its ready.
I just bought the new tanaka forks.
i hope it will hold..
this bb looks very good.
i am waiting for the new seat-post combo in the end of the summer.
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looks sick :beer:
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cool, i wonder if they will make this in Spanish bb :beer:
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Has anybody tried these yet? Are they available in Europe yet? Not available in the states til spring it looks like
brian
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cool, i wonder if they will make this in Spanish bb :beer:
It says they plan too which would be cool.
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that actually looks really sweet! :beer:
think it might be possible to post a cut-away view of it? anyone?
there probably isnt much to see in a cut away........plastic with a "sleeve" pressed in, ussually a brass sleeve, but it looks like they are useing something different.
i hate the idea of plastic in a BB, but the bushing is a cool concept. i'm interested in seeing how they will work out.