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Gee Bianchi ripped off the seond FES. Apart from the small front wheel can anyone see any reason as to why it would be illegal?
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did Ullrich use a FES time trial bike?
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did Ullrich use a FES time trial bike?


Yes he did. Until '94 as an Amateur. Then from '98 to '02 @ Team Telekom.
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martin - do you have a bigger picture of the first fes bike? those cranks look incredible. i'd love to see a big pic with better detail if one is available...

Nope sorry.... i dont... maybe if you do some web research on the bike; its clearly a prototype. The Link i sopplied will give the patent number, so that might be something to start with.

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Some Bianchis otf that time can be seen at this website a japanese collector runs:
http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/my_bianc ... cycles.htm

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1997 Berzin:

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chisa wrote:
do you remember chris boardman's Lotus carbon? that was a nice bike. speciall built for him. veyr quick. therefore immediately banned by the UCI :(

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Had a look at this bike as it is in the factory at Lotus in Hethal England. Very nice and very simple to look at.
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You can't omit this one:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/sponsors/ita ... taglin.php

And how bout this?

KEN BOSTICK
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and the MODOLO KRONO

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ah, the bike that never was.
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3 bolt spider?
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6 pin chainring. The other 3 spider arms are invisible. :)

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Have a look at the Assos site at

http://www.assos.com/en/facts/

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Pantani's TT bike
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Riis on Pinarello Blade, yes it will fly :)
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Boardman's Lotus(badged as a Merckx later?)
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Abraham Olano riding the 1997 Pinarello Blade (same model as in the pic of Bjarne Riis above):
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Viatcheslav Ekimov in 1992:
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Some of Miguel Indurain's Pinarello TT-bikes: http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id= ... /pinarello

Miguel Indurain's 1996 Pinarello Olympic Gold Medal Crono Bike:
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Miguel Indurain's 1994 Pinarello Espad
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Pinarelo Espada from http://www.pinarello.com/ita/about_storia.php :
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2002SaecoReplica wrote:
Pantani's TT bike
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That TT bike is to big for Pantani.....
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