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Nuno’s Model-D

04.15.09

 

Here is Nuno Oliveira’s complete silver Model D set up.  Not sure why it is in a tree?  But that’s what he sent me.  Simply, the Model D is the 20″ brother of the 24″ Model C.  Its geometry and aesthetic are designed for trail riders specifically.  It varies from other Sunday frame by having traditional plate dropouts, a non-waved downtube and a 14 inch rear end length.  All the trail specs are listed below.  Look for the frame available now!

TT 20.75, 21 & 21.25   HT 74    ST 71    RE 11.8    BB 11.8


Nuno Oliveira's Model-D

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Interact: 9 Comments
Posted in: Bike Check, Freestyle, Friends and Flow, Gallery, Highlights, Product
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  • April 15th, 2009 at 6:53 pm:

    so nice! but why cant sunday just make something with an 11.8 bb and still have a nice 13.5-13.75 rear end?
    that would be my dream geometry! like on the new S&M cardona frame. I love sunday products and quality, but that geo might make me pick up an S&M. Nice work though Jim

    AJ
  • April 15th, 2009 at 10:34 pm:

    Nice bike!I like the little longer than average rear.I’m tired of all these new school frames having such a small rear.

    goride09
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  • April 17th, 2009 at 4:53 pm:

    Aj which back end are you asking for? You can get both of those depending on using a half link. Do you vary the positioning regularly? We are trying to offer variations that people want. I know we still have to do the 75 degree headtube and I think we’ll get to it sometime. I grew up with way longer rear ends, so the real short ones are more difficult for me to get use to.
    jim

    jimc
  • April 17th, 2009 at 8:13 pm:

    Mr. C! When you say 21.25 top tube is that measured from the middle of the head tube to middle of the seat tube or is this measurement weld to weld (effective rider area)?

    Ryanzlx
  • April 18th, 2009 at 6:25 pm:

    i herad of some techinique that corey martinez uses. he rides a regular full link chain, but has a half link in there so he could still have he chain tight, and wheel slammed. alright jim, i guess i could take out the chain tensioners slam my wheel and get a couple of half links. i think ill try. 75 degree headtubes pleeze

    AJ
  • April 21st, 2009 at 12:13 pm:

    2nd wave rear end slammed?

    Karl
  • May 18th, 2009 at 10:16 pm:

    S&M sucks balls

    devon
  • May 24th, 2009 at 9:08 pm:

    Such a nice bike want it for my self. sunday should make more whole bikes and sell the on there website.
    nice bike

    David

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