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C36
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by C36

UpFromOne wrote:Anything with Spinergy is a freak.

Out of curiosity, why this?
They are still some of the absolute stiffest wheels with a unique behaviour in acceleration. Aero was ahead of its time by not respecting Etrto regulations making a better tire-rim profile.


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Nominating: BEST WW pic ever. Wonder if he's post a build list...... :beerchug:
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Our local hero, doing 26km ITT in 39 minutes on this 2x7 speed bike with flat pedals.

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by djwalker

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Our local hero, doing 26km ITT in 39 minutes on this 2x7 speed bike with flat pedals.

Why is this a Freak? The guy did 25mph which isn't too shabby. The bike is old but hardly freaky. At least he's out there riding and not that slow.

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WinterRider
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by WinterRider

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Methinks a freak cause how many considering the equip can go that fast. A good kind of freak to be sure.

Makes one wonder what he could do on a fast ride.............
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by UpFromOne

C36 wrote:
UpFromOne wrote:Anything with Spinergy is a freak.

Out of curiosity, why this?
They are still some of the absolute stiffest wheels with a unique behaviour in acceleration. Aero was ahead of its time by not respecting Etrto regulations making a better tire-rim profile.


I should have said "anything with exploding wheels is a freak."

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This abomination, the Bird of Prey bicycle, just came up in my suggested videos on You Tube...

https://youtu.be/K24dHLA8zpw

Looks so stable descending... not!!!
Nice bike... you ever take it off any sweet jumps?
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I wonder if anyone has bought that turd.

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by Squashednuts

Just a shame that UCI ARTICLE 1.3.020 states

“For road competitions other than time trials and for cyclo-cross competitions, the frame of the bicycle shall be of a traditional pattern, i.e. built around a main triangle"

Otherwise everyone on the Tour would be riding one of these beauties :wink:
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there's still a lot to discover regarding cockpit setup

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by themidge

At least they're using classic bend bars though :thumbup:

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Yea, drillium!!!
Boo, bad drillium...

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by UpFromOne

Plus those dimples are more aero, right?

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by AJS914

Plus drillium looks weird on a dark colored derailleur. It only really looks good on an old Campagnolo Record derailleur (the all silver one).

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