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Neuhaus Metalworks on Metal Bikes’ Resurgence, Learning to Build Frames, Size-Specific Geometry & More
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Carbon fiber bike frames have become ubiquitous in the high-end world, but metal bikes are making a comeback — and the number of steel full-suspension bikes we’ve reviewed in the last few years is a testament to that. So we sat down with Daniel Yang and Nick Neuhaus of Neuhaus Metalworks to chat about the case for metal bikes; hear the story of their respective journeys into frame building; talk about bike sizing and size-specific geometry; and discover that Daniel and our Bike Editor, David, are maybe secretly the same person (?)
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Introducing Nick and Daniel (2:50)
Are Daniel and David secretly the same person? (13:57)
Group learning & sharing info (15:24)
Metal bikes (18:40)
Carbon fiber frames & industrial design (26:12)
The UDH (35:00)
Frame sizes & size-specific geometry (50:37)
Making biking more inclusive (58:20)
The case for custom bikes (1:03:29)
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