Could anybody tell me what the difference is between the std frame and the majasty one

regards neil

Could anybody tell me what the difference is between the std frame and the majasty one

regards neil

There is a bit of info on the web about that. Shouldn't be hard to find.

I'm guessing you mean the 175 version, basically the steering head angle is slightly steeper, the frame tubes under the engine arent there, the shock are laid down more and the rear loop for the mudguard isnt there either, thats more or less it.

This is what the 175 version looks like

Edited February 27, 200818 yr by ScottT

There was someone riding the Phil King a while back on a bike that seemed to have a Yam TY175 type chassis, but looked like it had some sort of tricked out monoshock motor fitted. Anyone know who the rider was, and any info about the bike?

MM

That was Chris Koch riding the bike that Jon Bliss built. It's Jon's own frame, very light, designed to take twin shocks, modern forks and a Yam mono engine.

It's apparently allowed as it qualifies as a twinshock at original manufacture. So a precedent has been set, the barn door is open, the horse is away and the race is on to see what other enterprising people will present as twinshock bikes over the next season or so.

Deja Vu Pre65.... ??

I'm guessing you mean the 175 version, basically the steering head angle is slightly steeper, the frame tubes under the engine arent there, the shock are laid down more and the rear loop for the mudguard isnt there either, thats more or less it.

This is what the 175 version looks like

That is the Mini-Majesty frame as opposed to the 175 Majesty frame. Although they take the same engine the mini frame is physically smaller. On the bigger 175 frame the bottom of the front downtubes bend backwards towards the engine. On the Mini frame they are straight.