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Maybe I just live a sheltered life, but I have never seen a seatpost with an "S" bend like that.

js wrote:I have been staring at this bike trying to figure out the brake routing. I'm pretty sure that this wasn't covered by the patent on 'dual control levers'.

Terrifying.

Note the aero of sorts, maybe, front brake, tucked, to some extent, behind the fork.

Double decker stem, bars, and brake levers is so last year though - I'd like to see a triple decker.

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jooo wrote:Like this?

Sort of. The two stems were closer together and no controls on the drop bars...

Not exactly a freak, but I'd love to try such a bicycle. Must be incredibly fun to ride.

that looks like something right out of Nitro Circus

Go go gadget bike:



The owners blog makes it clear that he is very passionate about his folders! Each to their own.

Oddly enough, I think Di2 makes a lot of sense on a folding bike for travel.

An expensive option but it does in a way. I'll wait for the wireless version. You know it's coming.

From another forum

bike is fine, rider needs a trip to the bike fitter...

A new trend in bike fitting? Rather... evolutionary.

This isn't actually a freak as such as the builder does this kind of thing for fun

The continental is wonderful, such a bike would fit well in the hills of Austria in a sort of Sound of Music-esque setting.

It makes me think my eyes are seeing double.

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That thing has taken a small frame and built it into a larger one? A small tank.