Carbon fiber tubes

[Charles King]

ok...

[Pascal Jolink]

Hi Konstantinos,

I'm still interested in the 2" CF tube, roughly 1 meter if possible.

Thanks

[konstantinos Tyrin]

Hello Pascal it looks like Iam not be getting these 2 inch tubes cause it takes my budget quit high with all these different size tubes Ill be getting.
If something change I will let you know.
Thanks
Constantine

[Pascal Jolink]

That's too bad, thanks anyway!

[konstantinos Tyrin]

Well to get any size of tube I have to order 4 meters minimum length.it was 10 meters min when I started and it end up at 4 mtrs.So if we find another 2 people interested plus you and me I can get the deal. But I dont want to end up with 2 extra meters of 2 inch tube . Anyone else interested?

[Wade Francom]

I have a company in town here that has no minimum length requirement. 2" tubes are around $45 USD at around 4' a piece. I can shop some for anyone who wants one....

Wade

[Charles King]

What is the wall thickness of the tube?

[Wade Francom]

Again, sorry for the delay in responding. The company I use is local to me, but anyone can order online. I don't know if they ship outside the U.S..

Their website is  www.macqc.com

They make tubing, plates, and any custom shape. They're know for building the carbon fiber products that Lance Armstrong uses on his bikes.

Go to the Rock West Composites store and scroll to the bottom. There you will find their list of stock tubing and plate. I'm thinking about replacing the bone covers on my arm to CF tubing.

As far as the wall thickness, I believe it was .062

I can't remember the model number, and in all likelihood, it has changed or been discontinued, but they should have anything you need. My CF tube cost me a grand total of $45 USD when I bought it four years ago, and the stock size was perfect for the sled. Now I think the stock sizes are larger, and they are a little more expensive.