Hey, guys, here's a great dilemma for the Supreme Commander of the list. What if someone today were to produce a frame like my bi-laminate 1952 Claud Butler, fillet-brazed (or say TIGed), but with fake lugs brazed over the TIGed joints? Would the fake lugs be good enough to qualify it for the KOF loophole, or do the lugs actually have to be functional? Maybe one of the builders on the list should whip up such a beast.
Regards,
Jerry Moos Houston, TX
OROBOYZ@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 11/10/2004 10:14:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, mail@woodworkingboy.com writes:
<< Sig. Tommasini had a 'Techo Light' steel model that was made with a combination of tig welds and a seat tube lug. >>
OFF TOPIC!!!!! Ha ha! Actually I have an "out" here as that is a fairly new product, way out of the time line and fer sure a mongrel (meant only in the most positive sense.)
Dale Brown
Greensboro, NC