2011 We The People Cream 
#1 2012-01-09 10:07pm
- oldschoolace
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2011 We The People Cream
2011 We The People Cream
Matt pearl teal
My one and only new school ride. Just love the ingenuity of the investment cast parts on this frame and the way it looks futuristic amongst the other new rides down the skate park! 
Sixteen thirty-two. What is that? A year?
No, it's your top score on Pole Position.
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#2 2012-02-25 6:36pm
- guido-63
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Re: 2011 We The People Cream
Very good looking bike.
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#3 2012-08-08 7:14am
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I really like the looks of this bike. it looks like a comfortable ride.
[img]http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu283/80s_baby/168345_152022968188870_100001435047749_307020_129799_n.jpg[/img]
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#4 2012-11-26 11:15am
- mccakb01
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She's a beauty! The white compliments the teal nicely!
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Looking for these decals in black: GT seatpost clamp, Tektro brakes
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#5 2012-11-26 11:22am
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Beautiful! High-end rig.
What exactly is this "investment casting" process? I see it on some seriously nice NS frames, but I'm not sure why it's advantageous compared to welding, etc...? Is it stronger?
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#6 2012-11-26 1:51pm
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cheers dude 
People we argue to the end of the earth which method of jointing two/three tubes together is best. Both have pros and cons but regarding the bb shell and head tube in particular i would say casting is better.
I havn't seen a road or race bike with broken joints and they have been using cast parts for decades. Look up vitus bmx's too very similar principle with glued joints 
Sixteen thirty-two. What is that? A year?
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#7 2012-11-26 2:04pm
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Re: 2011 We The People Cream
oldschoolace wrote:
cheers dude
People we argue to the end of the earth which method of jointing two/three tubes together is best. Both have pros and cons but regarding the bb shell and head tube in particular i would say casting is better.
I havn't seen a road or race bike with broken joints and they have been using cast parts for decades. Look up vitus bmx's too very similar principle with glued joints
Cool.
But what does the "casting" refer to? Is it a method of joining tubes? Or forming certain parts of the frame (like a molten metal poured into a mold)?
I seriously have no clue...lol.
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#8 2012-11-26 2:12pm
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It refers to actual cast sections which are usually the awkward intersection between tubes or at tube ends like drop outs
check this vitus out, the silver sections are all cast ( in a traditional sense ) leaving the tubes the simple job of spanning the space between sections
http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/vitus/28854
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