Carl Strong The GENESIS of Optimization In our pursuit to make better frames, we have adopted advanced simulation and optimization techniques to streamline the engineering and manufacture of our bike frames. Engaging with optimization exper... Carbon Tech Sep 5, 2023 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Carl Strong Fender/Mudguard Option At Pursuit Cycles we don't build "Trailer Queens", we build bikes that are performance tools meant to be ridden hard. That means our riders get out there no matter the weather. And if your weather is ... Jun 17, 2023 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Carl Strong Tejay van Garderen's New Bike As many of you know, Tejay van Garderen grew up in Bozeman. Carl raced with his father Marcel, and for many years Strong Frames sponsored him. He also worked at Strong Frames for several years. Since ... Jun 17, 2023 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Carl Strong The Fourth Dimension The Fourth Dimension - Layup for the Layman If you have an interest in high-end bikes, bike tech, bike design, or hang out with bike geeks, you may have heard the term “Layup”, or “layup schedule”. Ot... Carbon Tech Jun 17, 2023 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Carl Strong Carbon Fiber Sucks at Threads Obviously we love carbon fiber. After all, it’s the material we chose to make our bikes. Carbon fiber has many characteristics that make it ideal for bikes; lightweight, strong, and highly “tunable”. ... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Jared Nelson Everyone Hates a Know-It-All... We at Pursuit believe that an expert is not someone who knows all the answers, but instead knows the right questions to ask. As noted below, I definitely do not know all the answers surrounding compos... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Carl Strong How a Carbon Bike is Made There are almost as many methods for making a carbon bike as there are manufacturers. I think it’s fair to say that there is still a lot to be learned. That’s the fun part, there is plenty of room for... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Jared Nelson How a Composite Tube May Differ From a Metal Tube So we left off last time discussing anisotropy ; specifically how a composite tube may differ from a metal tube. We have defined anisotropy as having different properties or responses in different dir... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Carl Strong Your Carbon Bike is Made From Dinosaurs I’m going to do a little 4 part mini-series on carbon fiber materials. In this first article we’ll cover where the actual individual fibers come from and in following articles we’ll discuss types of f... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Jared Nelson Advanced Bike Tech: Stressing the Importance of Measuring Strain Advanced Bike Tech Carbon fiber frames are lightweight, but how light is too light? It requires a lot of engineering to make sure your frame is light and strong. It has been a little while, but last w... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Kyle Rohan High Performance is More Than Just Modulus My name is Kyle and I am the guy that spends the most time with Carl building here at Pursuit Cycles. In today’s post we will be covering the thing that makes up the majority of your bike. Carbon fibe... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
Kyle Rohan Fibers That Play Together Stay Together This is my 3rd installment of the four part series on carbon fiber composite materials. This one is on the matrix that holds it all together. Previous posts talked about making raw carbon , and how ca... Carbon Tech Feb 28, 2022 Pursuit Cycles - Tech Blog
