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What I find attractive about this frame brace, is that it is a bolt-in solution, which avoids the pitfalls of a welded-in structure. Additionally unlike the popular 914 scab plate concept, this brace utilizes a formed structural shape for improved rigidity per unit weight. I think it's interesting, and spawns alternative design ideas.
Thanks for sharing, Andys |
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