Calfee Dragonfly | Review, Feature, Photos, Prices

Calfee Dragonfly | Review, Feature, Photos, Prices - Road Bike Action, we took the Dragonfly as the bike of the Year in their January 2012 edition. On the heels of this honor, they asked us to build a module frame for bike gravel road project, features 10 pages was published in October, 2012 issue and the results are in; RBA Editor Neil Shirley won the King of the Mountains competition and second overall in the Crusher in the Tushar ship Adventure Dragonfly. Here is a link to complete coverage of the rider, the bike and race. This video captures the balance Neil and Pro fields all day harder, rain, gravel, elevation.


Calfee dragonfly using high modulus carbon fiber (66msi) in all tubes and lug area. Previously, a frame built with all high modulus fiber would be too brittle. We incorporated Boron fiber into the three main tubes to add some toughness and stiffness press. Boron is an attractive reinforcement because the resulting composite combines superior tensile, flexural and compressive strength, high modulus, and low density in one system. Combined with the super high tensile stiffness of the carbon, the result is a material with a frame-to-stiffness ratio of the highest weight on the market.

Calfee Dragonfly Base Price MSRP : $9895.00


Dragonfly single and tandem lugs are pressure molded from high modulus fabric. With a single Dragonfly, lugs made with carbon cloth formed around metal mandrels. These lugs and pre-mitered tubes easily tied together because they are so compatible. Carbon fibers are carefully oriented to put strength exactly where it's needed and minimize weight. Gussets integrally formed with the fabrication of the joints, eliminating weaknesses inherent in the tube and lug joints found in many designs of other manufacturers. They then meticulously carved with optimal form, taking into account the weight and is used by motorists. They happen to look good because of the form-follows-function aesthetic.


Dragonfly features:

High technology boron/66 msi hybrid carbon fiber tubing
High modulus carbon fiber pressure molded lugs
Extras broken titanium profiled
Optional S and S Machine couplers
Optional PressFit bottom bracket shell 30 carbons
Optional head tube and seat tube extensions
Optional rear axle spacing, tire clearance, brake type, cable routing and threaded eyelets
Optional custom geometry frame
Frame stiffness option
25 year warranty

Dragonfly Benefits

Lightweight, stiff from Tetra and Luna
Stiff as other carbon frames but more convenient, no breakthrough
More durable than the other 2 frames pounds
History of hi-tech meeting with the statue, carbon lugs

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BREEZER Uptown EX | Reviews, Features, Pictures

BREEZER Uptown EX | Reviews, Features, Pictures - New Bicycle Gallery will Review about BREEZER Uptown EX with Feature, Reviews, Price, Picture Gallery. Here is detailed information of the BREEZER Uptown EX with Picture of any Color From Breezer Bicycles.


BREEZER Uptown EX Review


When Joe Breeze did not make high performance mountain bike, he thought of new ways to improve what he did in his own life - replaced his car with a bike. Uptown EX can help you do the same. Like all townies Breezer, it offers a lot of utility: Fender and a chain guard to protect you from the elements, bells help keep you safe, and a shelf holds your stuff. Rustproof aluminum frame, and you get a kickstand because, like Breeze said the car did not fall off when parked.

EX came in the second frame and low step-over-step, and it is the most affordable bike in line. We were impressed with the blue and white paint scheme with the classic saddle fit, grip, and fenders.

We also liked the trip. You can dive into corners and fly down the hill - it's a townie perfect for cyclists who ride bikes performance. Even in an upright position, 26-inch wheels, and a 1.5-inch tires, the bike accelerates quickly and easily cruises at speeds up to 18 mph - if you're willing to play the highest gear on a seven-speed drivetrain. Bar backswept narrower than that found in many city bikes, letting you weave through traffic. And it was tasty, with big tires and fork that soaks up road bumps.




Uptown bike geometry helps keep the spirit, even loaded with groceries. Breezer brand manager J.T. Burke called the quick handling is characteristic properties: "Joe thinks you can ride a bike as fast or slow as you wanted," he said. "If you want a quick ride the city bike, you should be able to."

We liked the speediness bike, but maintain a straight line with a cruising speed can be difficult. EX does not have a dynamo-powered lights are found on other Uptown bike. But the frames received dynamo, so you can upgrade later.
MSRP : $500.00Weight  : 32 lbs 1.6 oz Issue  : Apr 2012

BREEZER Uptown EX Features

Sizes: XS, S, M, L (tested), XL
Frame: Breezer custom-tapered aluminum
Fork: Breezer Hi-Ten steel
Component Highlights: Shimano Altus rear derailleur, Tourney rear shifter and freewheel; Breezer aluminum crank, single ring (38), and wheelset; Tektro V-brakes, levers; CST 26x1.5-in. tires

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