Interesting Article about the process of making Durrani Rims

So I work at a steel foundry and we get a magazine called "Modern Casting". It's just a basic industry magazine that highlights interesting things that other ferrous and non ferrous foundries are doing domestically and abroad. I saw this article about motorcycle rims and laughed when I saw who the company was who hired this foundry to engineer the rims. I thought of the Durrani rims thread and thought people might like to check this out. Unfortunately it does not give a release date...

The quality of the scan is shitty at best...this is a 40 year old foundry so the scanner is not the most technologically advanced piece of kit ever invented; sorry about that.

http://www.moderncasting.com/images/stories/issuearchive/august08/innosaug08.pdf

Fixed....thanks.

 

I think this is a bit easier to read.

http://www.moderncasting.com/images/stories/issuearchive/august08/innosaug08.pdf

 

Thank you sir....

 

What do they fit, this?:



That's Freddie doing on-board commentary for Speed.

-HJK

 

Articles like this are enough to make me put the bear down, and come out of the jungle, machete in hand!

 

I'm not biting. No such article exists.

 

Cliff's notes version:

design.....fail

design.....fail

design.....fail

design.....fail

design.....fail

design.....success (manufacturing the rims...not success in bringing them to market)

 

Isn't that the dude from the ShamWow commercial?

 

No, that guy is Vince.
I think this guy is from an Australian kids show.
Can't remember the name, kids are older now.

 

LMAO... birds of a feather...

"DatuMag Inc. in Mississauga Ontario Canada will officially start production in September 2007... blah blah blah blah blah....".

http://www.datumag.com/