引用一下,討論過的可以省下時間來。
Esmond Trials WOW! Scandium Frame! As the same material as KOXX SKY, but it is Lighter than the KOXX! Cool!
Kevin Liu koxx sky is not scandium. don't be fooled:)
October 12 at 7:24am · Like
Taiwan Worldcat Rockman also not!! factory guts said...
October 12 at 2:23pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat Rockman also not!! factory guys said...
October 12 at 2:24pm · Like
Kevin Liu which factory is that? :)
October 12 at 2:29pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat The chain of making main fram from raw tube to completed finish anod.
October 12 at 2:31pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat The story alike ""made in singapore"" hehe...
October 12 at 2:40pm · Like
Kevin Liu The regular Rockman frames are not scandium, but the Kortz 2 and Bjorn frames are as far as I know. The riding characteristics of these frames are very different to the entry level Rockman frames. This is most apparent when you pay attention to the frame vibrations on the Kortz2.
It doesn't really matter though. The Bjorn Levin is a beautiful frame designed by a very capable rider. I'm very excited to get our shipment of these.
At least we are not shamelessly taking other company's design and implementing them on our own products =)
Wikipedia is a powerful tool. I suggest you use it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_ethics
October 12 at 2:40pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat how ever honest is important in any business activity.
October 12 at 2:45pm · Like
Kevin Liu http://www.observedtrials.net/vb/showthread.php?t=37070&highlight=scandium
Here is Bjorn discussing the frame before the production. On post 17, he discusses the characteristics of the material, and compares it to the K-alone.
I have no cost effective way to verify the materials on the Scandium frames. However, based on the manner of business conduct I've seen from Worldcat, I'd probably give Rockman the benefit of the doubt.
Maybe Bjorn would like to join in and shed some light on this.
October 12 at 2:47pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat the frame is 100% made in taiwan that i think no any body knows truth then maker chain. I am not talk about material is dood or not but I am concern about honest of business. Any brand owner ahould not to cheat buyer.
October 12 at 3:26pm · Like
Kevin Liu I don't have any reason to doubt that the materials are bought and produced in Taiwan. They even mentioned that some frames have heat treatment done in Taiwan from time to time. If the frames are designed and welded in Singapore, then I can justify the label.
I'm not sure if the "Made in Singapore" label has any positive connotation anyways. If anything, it would be better to stamp "Made in Taiwan". In this case, the customer is not being cheated.
October 12 at 3:36pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat Any way, at least cancel branding "made in singapore" on chain stay except materials discuession.
October 12 at 3:45pm · Like
Kevin Liu Maybe you should let them know personally. I'm sure they'd love to hear from you.Might be a good change to showcase your new frames to them as well.
October 12 at 3:58pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat Its not important to let them knows something else about me...they'll knows so much from spy, hehe...
Honest is morality, within or not personality that I have no commed.
October 12 at 4:15pm · Like
Taiwan Worldcat Once u get in taiwan, if u need to talk about my frame and fork parts etc. when we can make an appointment.
October 12 at 4:18pm · Like