I know you are on vacation and all, but I have something that you might be able to add somewhere.
I tend to have a problem where my bogu squeaks a lot to the point where it's kinda annoying. I don't know if it's just my bogu or anything, but I did rectify the problem with mink oil.
Adjust them to how you like, make sure it's right by checking with sensei (many beginners adjust them too tight), then if you're sure cut off the excess.
Yes, I'm sure. It's entirely possible that the AOI guy has the wrong information - it's a common misconception.
From here - specific gravity of aluminum ranges from 2.55 to 2.8, titanium is 4.5. The bars of the mengane would have to be noticeably thinner before the titanium one would even weigh the same. Titanium is used in this application for strength, not lightness.
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Originally Posted by Neil Gendzwill
Yes, I'm sure. It's entirely possible that the AOI guy has the wrong information - it's a common misconception.
From here - specific gravity of aluminum ranges from 2.55 to 2.8, titanium is 4.5. The bars of the mengane would have to be noticeably thinner before the titanium one would...
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Originally Posted by Avenger
In the mengane application, the bars cannot really vary much in diameter as they can in bike frames. If they're too thin, you're going to increase the risk of something flying through the grill and hitting the wearer in the eye or face.
most ti bike frames reduce the thickness ...
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Re suppliers: I would have to recommend onlinkendo.com
Yep - same here - we ordered our stuff from them a couple of weeks ago - and it should be here in another 2 weeks.
If you are Melbourne based you can make an appointment with Mike and get him to measure you up and have a ...
neil....are you sure about the titanium being heavier than the duralumin? i recently talked to aoi and asked this question and was told that titanium was lighter. what do you think? maybe i misunderstood him or visa versa.
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most ti bike frames reduce the thickness of the tubes without changing their overall diameter, as compared to aluminum frames. along the same lines, the mengane could be made with tubes made from very thinly extruded titanium and maintain a light weight and equal durability without changing the ...
Quote: Originally Posted by always_learning To me this is a key point, like cars, there is no "best" car. The honda accord, the S600 merc and the porsche 911 all are "best" in there own way. Hold it now, I have to put my foot down when someone puts "best" , honda , and porsche in the same sentance. Maybe "best" japanese car under 20K vs a real car. Please refrian from...
Quote: Originally Posted by random944 They are cheap porsches. OMG I love that Bogu. Why is the do in parts? The parts is to show you that it is not "off the rack" or from stock but hand tailored to your size...just like a tailored suit. In some respects this hand tailoring to your body size is as important as the materials. However in upper level sets like this it also allows for some personal touches such as the...
Yes, I'm sure. It's entirely possible that the AOI guy has the wrong information - it's a common misconception. From here - specific gravity of aluminum ranges from 2.55 to 2.8, titanium is 4.5. The bars of the mengane would have to be noticeably thinner before the titanium one would even weigh the same. Titanium is used in this application for strength, not lightness.
Ok in my precedent post I intended to write "for exemple he explained to me that it's NOT because deer is best than clarino". It makes a lot more sense ^-^ sorry for that mistake.
Quote: Originally Posted by Neil Gendzwill Yes, I'm sure. It's entirely possible that the AOI guy has the wrong information - it's a common misconception. From here - specific gravity of aluminum ranges from 2.55 to 2.8, titanium is 4.5. The bars of the mengane would have to be noticeably thinner before the titanium one would even weigh the same. Titanium is used in this application for strength, not lightness. I agree. There...
neil....are you sure about the titanium being heavier than the duralumin? i recently talked to aoi and asked this question and was told that titanium was lighter. what do you think? maybe i misunderstood him or visa versa.
Quote: Originally Posted by random944 Oh and my other cars is a Porsche. And when I need to drive somewhere that is not blessed with concrete, I have a offroad vehical of sorts. I hate lincons BTW {I just saw the japanese flag and bad a wrong assumption} WoW!!!! WHO CARES WHAT YOU DRIVE!!!! THIS IS ABOUT BOGU NOT CARS!!!!!
Quote: Originally Posted by Avenger In the mengane application, the bars cannot really vary much in diameter as they can in bike frames. If they're too thin, you're going to increase the risk of something flying through the grill and hitting the wearer in the eye or face. most ti bike frames reduce the thickness of the tubes without changing their overall diameter, as compared to aluminum frames. along the same lines, the mengane...
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