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PostPosted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 5:26 pm 
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1980's Gitane for Bernad Hinaut
Pretty close to Cervelo S5 :thumbup:

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That was the team bike of renault-elf-gitane. Used from 1978-1983. It was not the first aero road bike though this was.http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/09/ ... ike_140221
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 8:18 pm 
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Lucas1234 wrote:
That was the team bike of renault-elf-gitane. Used from 1978-1983. It was not the first aero road bike though this was.http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/09/ ... ike_140221" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


That's a track bike. :thumbup:

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Yes, I would say the first aero track bike could not be the first aero road bike #readingcomprehension

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Yes, I think it was the first seriously used aero road bike, although it was only used for timetrails by the riders of the Renault-Gitane team.

I can tell you first hand that it is seriously streamlined too:
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looks like my trek madone that head tube :D

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During the late 70's I had a Nishiki Aero-----wasn't really high end but all the tubing was definitely Aero tubing----nice bike but flexy if I remember right.
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Pointing down a bit so it's meant to create lift? LOL

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It looks like what they use for the horses when pulling carriages
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Is it meant to be more aero with the frame pump, like the P4 is faster with its bottle? Uci would probably frown on this bike as well...

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Chesini Precision 83 had some "aero" solutions.

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