The Freaks topic
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Horze, that pic you posted was perfect, it made my morning.
Not sure that Rossin is a freak bike, but the rider who piloted it certainly was. Circus gorilla probably. Slamenest slam I have ever seen.
But, oh that Trek above... words fail all me.
Not sure that Rossin is a freak bike, but the rider who piloted it certainly was. Circus gorilla probably. Slamenest slam I have ever seen.
But, oh that Trek above... words fail all me.
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That Trek's probably what would be coming out of Madison if HWSNBN hadnt ridden their bikes to 0 TdF wins
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THAT must be the holy grail of freakdom...I'm speechless...
...finding my inner Onoda-kun...
Hi astranoc.
The Brown Lady-Zipp TT is a beautiful Bike-shop Joke.
-Is the Picture taken outside Søgade Cyckler in Copenhagen ? (I ride In Coph. City every day...)
I can recognize the pavements and cobblestones.
Btw, is the rear brake mounted under/behind BB, like on the Madone ? (The ultimate muck magnet, resulting in dirty pads with poor braking power, used shortly by Specialized on the 1984 Stumpjumper, not to be seen again before 2012).
The Brown Lady-Zipp TT is a beautiful Bike-shop Joke.
-Is the Picture taken outside Søgade Cyckler in Copenhagen ? (I ride In Coph. City every day...)
I can recognize the pavements and cobblestones.
Btw, is the rear brake mounted under/behind BB, like on the Madone ? (The ultimate muck magnet, resulting in dirty pads with poor braking power, used shortly by Specialized on the 1984 Stumpjumper, not to be seen again before 2012).
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[quote="spOOn1965"]
-Is the Picture taken outside Søgade Cyckler in Copenhagen ? (I ride In Coph. City every day...)
I can recognize the pavements and cobblestones.quote]
I thought i could recognize it too...Although at a different location.It is taken outside A-H cykler at Istedgade (Note the small logo on the bike)
-Is the Picture taken outside Søgade Cyckler in Copenhagen ? (I ride In Coph. City every day...)
I can recognize the pavements and cobblestones.quote]
I thought i could recognize it too...Although at a different location.It is taken outside A-H cykler at Istedgade (Note the small logo on the bike)
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They had this one displayed in the window, a few months ago.
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Wingguy, pretty sure that fork is one of the rare RS shocks produced for 700c wheels (experiments for Spring Classic / cobbled races back in the day).
If that is so, then the Trek is even more of a freak.
If that is so, then the Trek is even more of a freak.
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Not sure on that Stoli;
all the pics i've ever seen of the proper RS roubaix's had caliper brakes and not canti mounts.
Ruby's i think had curved blades.
maybe just a RS Mag 20/21 and a Spinergy mtb wheel?
all the pics i've ever seen of the proper RS roubaix's had caliper brakes and not canti mounts.
Ruby's i think had curved blades.
maybe just a RS Mag 20/21 and a Spinergy mtb wheel?
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