Getting gnarly on extreme bicycle component design with SolidWorks

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Dennis and DJ Paulson are mountain bike riders who wanted to go faster, higher, and longer than possible with conventional bicycle components. So the brothers, who co-own the Straitline Precision Industries machining business in Victoria, British Columbia, started making their own gear and offered it to their friends. Their extra-rugged, custom-designed bicycle components became so popular with friends and extreme riders that the brothers la

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