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DUELL Roadmaster Audax Frame

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PRESS RELEASE: The DUELL Roadmaster Audax frame is handmade with Dedacciai COM 12.5 tubing a development of a tube set from the Italian manufacturer Deda, which was launched in the late 90’s with the complicated name of 18MCDV6. This letter-number combination is actually the code for the steel alloy and the extent to which other elements are added.

These tubes were revolutionary because they have a much higher tensile strength (1250 N/mm2) over the commonly used chromoly steel tubes (up to 450 N/mm2). Furthermore, the hardening of the heat-treated tubes after the welding process, makes the weld exceptionally strong and allows for thinner tube walls to be lighter and oversized whilst being extremely stiff. Among famous cyclist who used these frame tubes was Miguel Indurain. Later, the strength of the tubing was further enhanced by Deda, with heat treatment (SAT 14.5 tubing) and a kinetic surface (EOM 16.5 tubing). These three sets of tubes called Dedacciai 12.5 are used today to build the Duell Roadmaster frame.

Custom frame sizes are between 49 and 67 cm.
Headset: 1 1/8 Integrated

Frames can be specified with standard rear derailler dropout or for a Rohloff Speedhub chain tensioner . Frameset includes forks, headset and seat post clamp.

Prices
Roadmaster Steel Frame and Forks  £1399.
Roadmaster with full carbon forks £1499

Available from Bikesales4u. http://bikesales4u.com/

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13 years ago

Since when is the tensile strength of commonly used chromoly only upto 450N/mm^2 ??!!??!?!

7 or 8 hundred is much more typical.

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