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can you show a pic of the transition of the upper stays through the seatpost? dude that is so freakin cool! looks like quite a few pieces assembled to make that frame. sweet.

awsome quadangle  alliant made some really great frames

I too have this same frame.  I got it free directly from Alliant, we were sponsored by them at the time.  They were supposed to give every member of our team a frame.  Most of the frames we received were the junior sized frames.  I am the only one who got the only larger frame.  Then we picked up a new sponsor, STAATS, which we were getting their bikes at a good price, so we  decided to go with those frames.  I soon got on a STAATS and my Alliant went into the attic where it is today.

I have the black frame, and I know they were not serialized, but I was under the assumption that only two of these frames were ever made.  Mine and the one that their pro at the time was riding.  If anyone has anymore knowledge please shoot me an e-mail, because I would love to know!



Also my little brother has one of the first junior frames that were ever built.  We got all our bikes before they went into mass production, I knew they would be a rare item one day, but this is the first time I have ever looked for them. 

Please let me know,

Chris Pauley

my e-mail: usmc_pauley@yahoo.com

chrispage, don't know much about this frame, but i know Mike Devitt used the SE designs early on in Alliant including landing gear forks that were not stamped.  Fuji had a fit about the copies of the designs, that they now owned, and made Alliant stop.  I imagine that these frames were made very early in Alliants life and were discontinued for the same reason as the forks.  I would love to get my hands on one of these frames as well as a set of those forks.

GAry wrote:

Heya, I got this one in recently..anybody seen these?
I still need a 24" too!
ok i took some pictures.  let me know if they go up on bmx museum that would be cool.  like i said the bike is from amybe 2000- 2002 not sure exactly.  custom made by the same guy who welded the se. its all old school. has the black widdow three piece cranks.  araya 7x rims with technique carbon fiber hubs.  marzocchi bomber forks. snafu neck.  snafu bars.  thompson seat post.  shimano v brakes.


http://bmxmuseum.com/img/view-bike-in-museum.gif

I hate to bust the balls of the site owner, but c'mon!?!?!?!

all old school? w/v-brakes? Marzocchi forks? Carbon fiber?

it seems all new school!

Sorry, I couldn't resist, but nothing seems old school.

I am just having some fun busting some balls, don't take me seriously! I have too much fun here!

Last edited by muphasta (2009-07-17 7:53am)

ok, the "rest of the story"
somneone sent me the pics and the description. I am only pretending to own it.
It is not my bike, or my description. Just posted the info for reference, and to make PJ jealous..