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    broken frame Iron Horse MKIII

    I welding my broken frame 2 times,
    frame broke after 5 ride.
    Is it special method to welding this part? I don't why this frame broken in this place?Click image for larger version. 

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    Ive always been told that once aluminum breaks - done; barring a whole lot of gusset work, time to look for a new ride.

    Glad to be proven wrong tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Huck Banzai View Post
    Ive always been told that once aluminum breaks - done; barring a whole lot of gusset work, time to look for a new ride.

    Glad to be proven wrong tho.
    beacuse you need to heat treat it. Its still soft after you weld.

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    psssh engineering nerdspeak.
    My Sofa pulls out, but I don't.

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    go paint something

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    ima paint yo lips son with a right that'll push in your fronts.
    My Sofa pulls out, but I don't.

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    You need to provide some gussetting. What's happening is the frame stiffness at the weld junction is increased dramatically, concentrating all the stress right at the weld heat affected zone, so you need to provide some triangular gussets that provide an increase in stiffness gradually towards the joint.

    It is perfectly possible to make it work and never break again. I've gusseted and welded my 06' spec enduro non-drive side chain stay after breaking the original, then the new one with the specialized gusset in the wrong place and after that cracked, now it's holding fine after almost a year.

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    You mostly hear about cracked rear triangles on those bikes, it should be easy to find an un-cracked front triangle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackohio View Post
    ima paint yo lips son with a right that'll push in your fronts.
    I think,frame broken because i'll push rear

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackohio View Post
    ima paint yo lips son with a right that'll push in your fronts.
    Haven't you got some Evil cock to suck?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bengxe View Post
    You mostly hear about cracked rear triangles on those bikes, it should be easy to find an un-cracked front triangle.
    This is a good point. I bet there must by a ton of fronts to be had...

    I've managed to not break mine yet... *knocks wood*

    They're great bikes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dilzy View Post
    Haven't you got some Evil cock to suck?
    Im a multi-tasker, are you done being made to look like a gigantic blubbering idiot in the V10 thread already? Trying to look like an asshole everywhere huh?
    My Sofa pulls out, but I don't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackohio View Post
    Im a multi-tasker, are you done being made to look like a gigantic blubbering idiot in the V10 thread already? Trying to look like an asshole everywhere huh?
    You mean done with a perfectly civil exchange in the v10 thread? No I'm probably not. Not sure how it makes me a giant blubbering idiot arsehole, but I'm sure you would know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Da Peach View Post
    This is a good point. I bet there must by a ton of fronts to be had...

    I've managed to not break mine yet... *knocks wood*

    They're great bikes.
    I don't know, mayby 2 parts are made from another material???
    This place where frame broken in my iron horse is strange :/
    I weight 200 lbs,mayby it is reason that frame broken?
    Last edited by swimfanswimfan; 11-26-2012 at 08:16 PM.

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    iirc, they were cast iron
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    i schralped bus stop with a rear flat faster than jonkranked does it on his pretty expresso

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