Today we are really proud to present you the first 8 detailed photos of Alex Jumelins KHE signature frame. The frame is named after the capital of france: Paris. It's the first 100% heat treated CrMo frame made of 4130 Japan Sanko CrMo. The heat treatment and the solid classic geometry make the frame very strong. But at the same time it's one of the lightest bmx frames ever made: 1.55 kg = 3.41 lbs.
Have a look at the photos to find out about all the details like the CNC-holes in the seattube and bottom bracket. Of course we also have the technical specifications for you:
Weight: 1.55 kg = 3.41 lbs Top Tube Length: 18.78"Chainstay Length: 12.91"Head Tube Angle: 74.5°Seat Tube Angle: 71°
The frame just arrived in the KHE headquarters and will now be tested by Alex.
im not gonna lie...looks boring... do we really need holes to get our fingers ripped off with...grow some muscles..take a dump.stop bein weight fags..go ride mountain bikes ffs.
Quote from: blindingsun on May 27, 2006, 02:48:00 AMim not gonna lie...looks boring... do we really need holes to get our fingers ripped off with...grow some muscles..take a dump.stop bein weight fags..go ride mountain bikes ffs.Function before fashion son. I think the frame is great: simple and practical. Shows some innovation, i'm sure most flatlanders would know something of this.Speaking of innovation, i'm curious to see what tricks your doing where your holding the seat tube and/or BB especially if you're worried about getting your fingers caught there...
i like the frame and i think its great like other khe frames but when and where could you buy all those limited edition frames?
Quote from: Flatland IsAllThatI CareAbout on May 27, 2006, 04:44:49 PMi like the frame and i think its great like other khe frames but when and where could you buy all those limited edition frames?I asked TG about the RIP Frame and he said, that it comes out in 2 months. the others are just prototypes and they are not tested enough yet. so it would take a bit of time before they come out...