Eye Candy. (do not post your own scooter!)

Matthew_D

Steel Member
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmh eagle
steezeeee whose sig wheels are those?
 

Zaηe

Keepin' Peace
Staff member
the deck looks sick besides for the color, but i think its going to be weak cause it has a triangle headtube so it has less surface for welding, if it was a square it would be 10x stronger.... just saying not hating.

triangle > square.
js.
 

Steele.M

Bronze member
^^ yes
if yourve ever seen a massive structure, like the effiel tower you can see triangles in the structure ask any teacher about it cause I can't really remember why there so strong
 

mdemoss

Member
The triangle is the strongest to as it holds it shape and has a base which is very strong a also has a strong support.
Yes, it is. The triangle is common in all sorts of building supports and trusses. It is strong because the three legs of a triangle define one and only one triangle. If all three sides are made of rigid material, the angles are fixed and cannot get larger or smaller without breaking at the joints, unlike a rectangle, for example, which can turn into a parallelogram and even collapse totally. If you take a rectangle and place one diagonal piece from corner to corner, you can make that strong and stable, too, but doing that makes two triangles!! Think about it! so yes, it is the strongest shape







The arc (think: circle) is the strongest structural shape, and in nature, the sphere is the strongest 3-d shape.
The reason being is that stress is distributed equally along the arc instead of concentrating at any one point.
Storage silos, storage tanks, diving helmets, space helmets, gas tanks, bubbles, planets, etc. use cylinder or sphere shapes -- or both.




The overall shape of many bridges is in the shape of a catenary curve.
The catenary curve is the strongest shape for an arch which supports only its own shape. Freely hanging cables naturally form a catenary curve.
NO, hexagons are the strongest shapes known.
 
My friend has a French ID fork, I have Phoenix Phorx.. Ok..

Phoenix Phorx are beefier, come anodized, the forktube is shorter, hole on the side is much smaller, integrated spacers, integrated starnut, Phoenix laser etched on the side, wider. Tell me how that look's like a french ID?
 
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