like dents or cracks
doesnt carbon fibre shatter?
like dents or cracks
doesnt carbon fibre shatter?
Hey junior - read ALL the Dweeb's posts and then decide what makes sense - dickhead.Originally posted by DSM owner
Try to make sense.
A pox - a pox I say -
a pox on all those that cling to the use of the oil-burning horseless carriage and pollute the King's highways and byways.
No one who posted in this thread is named Dweeb.Originally posted by ozexige
Hey junior - read ALL the Dweeb's posts and then decide what makes sense - dickhead.
That picture isn't funny regardless...
If you knew the Dweeb like most of us (and it would only require a little effort like reading his past posts),
you can then decide for yourself -
BEFORE you pass judgement.
A pox - a pox I say -
a pox on all those that cling to the use of the oil-burning horseless carriage and pollute the King's highways and byways.
Well, I mostly visit the technical forum, so I don't know your pet names for eachother. But it seems to me that if you want to insult someone, that picture isn't the way to do it.Originally posted by ozexige
If you knew the Dweeb like most of us (and it would only require a little effort like reading his past posts),
you can then decide for yourself -
BEFORE you pass judgement.
Like the 'Dweeb' - you make assumptions - based on your opinion.Originally posted by DSM owner
Well, I mostly visit the technical forum, so I don't know your pet names for eachother. But it seems to me that if you want to insult someone, that picture isn't the way to do it.
Is my post wrong because of the white-guy in the 'Wonder Women' outfit? - or something else?......
I eagerly await your reply......
A pox - a pox I say -
a pox on all those that cling to the use of the oil-burning horseless carriage and pollute the King's highways and byways.
'Originally posted by ozexige
Like the 'Dweeb' - you make assumptions - based on your opinion.
Is my post wrong because of the white-guy in the 'Wonder Women' outfit? - or something else?......
I eagerly await your reply......
That picture is stupid because it has no actual insult to the kids intelligence. It's something that's blatantly false, like a little kid calling another little kid "poopface". If you want to insult someone, then you have to have a little more substance than nothing.
I disagree -Originally posted by DSM owner
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That picture is stupid because it has no actual insult to the kids intelligence. It's something that's blatantly false, like a little kid calling another little kid "poopface". If you want to insult someone, then you have to have a little more substance than nothing.
my post is clearly directed towards his questionable ancestry which points to him having at least 50% (and more likely 100% - if his posts are taken into account) of a monkey's brain -
so there! - 'poopface'
A pox - a pox I say -
a pox on all those that cling to the use of the oil-burning horseless carriage and pollute the King's highways and byways.
having been absent for a while I just went through this thread. It obviously started as something serious, until Ozexige came along and for the umptiest time tried to be "niece" to Guyt. Having noticed that Guyt has already been banned, my proposal for the next banning is Ozexige, for screwing up this thread. May be he and Guyt can exchange email addresses and continue their battles in private.
Dont ban ozexige too! He just got through calling me a girl and/or gay in another post. Let him make a complete idiot of himself like Guyt. He is becoming that which he most hated. Its an interesting study in the human condition.Originally posted by henk4
May be he and Guyt can exchange email addresses and continue their battles in private.
"A string is approximately nine long."
Egg Nogg 02-04-2005, 05:07 AM
Sorry - I wasn't listening -Originally posted by crisis
Dont ban ozexige too! He just got through calling me a girl and/or gay in another post. Let him make a complete idiot of himself like Guyt. He is becoming that which he most hated. Its an interesting study in the human condition.
was Mr. hanky suggesting that I be excommunicated -
I didn't realise that he had been referring to me, being on an 'ignore list', he just doesn't show up when I log in.
A pox - a pox I say -
a pox on all those that cling to the use of the oil-burning horseless carriage and pollute the King's highways and byways.
God damn it, I hate it how a few of these guys seem to screw up and distort every single decent and interesting thread on these boards. I was really intrigued by the engineer's opinions and the whole of using carbon fibre in wheels.Originally posted by ozexige
Sorry - I wasn't listening -
was Mr. hanky suggesting that I be excommunicated -
I didn't realise that he had been referring to me, being on an 'ignore list', he just doesn't show up when I log in.
Along come you guys and turn it into a biased, irrelevent, and completely immature flame war. Bravo.
the thing with carbon fibre wheels is being they are light but the first bump that you hit at hight speed then ya just lost all your wheels and you end up driving on the axels in a matter of seconds, and yes there have been carbon fibre hybrid materials, its carbon fibre weave laced with kevlar, and that makes it stonger.
yes theyre the future, BUT they got lots of developmet to go thru and if you look at the price of REAL carbon fibre part you will see that they aint gpnna copme cheap!!!
and 1 more thingy.............. only the rims part of the whell is carbon the spokes are mouled alli!!!
Thanx for listening to me rabble!
Good that this thread has found a new life. My contribution now is may be slightly out of focus but could may contribute a little bit. Not many of you may also be interested in the engineless two wheel way of moving, being on a racing bike like I regularly do.
I admit that the forces wheelrims may encounter here are far less than anything that can happen to a car, but carbon wheels (six or even three spokes, 28 inch) are being used in professional bike racing, maily in time trials, but as a general consumer you also have access to these things. As a matter of fact there are also carbon frames for racing bikes (the dude in charge of this site actually has one). I decided on aluminium, because it can be repaired in case of trouble. A carbon frame is very strong, but wears out by age, and once broken no repair possibilty exists. Taking into account what has been said elsewhere in this thread about wheels for cars, I assume problems are similar.
Aren't carbon fibre motorbike wheels available now.
http://www.performancewheels.com/dym...ncomposite.htm
I'm a full time cyclist (human powered) and I crashed a number of carbon wheels. They are very strong but when they do go, they shatter. In fact my mate had a 6 inch scar to prove it.
I trust my life with carbon wheels every time I point my bike down a mountain road (before an one asks, I regularly hit 50mph round corners) and if enough money was put into the development, I'd trust carbon car wheels too.
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