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mali
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by mali

[quote="mrowkoob"]Guess I´ll stick this one in here too.
60/60 center/center, made to measure[/quote]

how tall are you mrowkoob

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tochnics
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by tochnics

that passoni looks fast, however my ti favorite would be a lynsky

ontopic:

there use to be 30 inch wheels that would fit these big rides nicely
i never found one in real live but getting tires for it would be a problem i geus
Join the light side

a light bike does make you go faster unless you are slow

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synchronicity
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Here's our latest clydesdale:

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It's like walking alongside a horse! :lol:
vertebrae | Precision braking and shifting.
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RollingThunder
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Location: London, England

by RollingThunder

My 62cm Carbon Composite Ridley Gladius with my 63cm blue steel Pinarello Sestriere. Not as big as some, but bigger than most!

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RangerBear
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by RangerBear

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here's my road bike.

TxTim
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by TxTim

Shawn Bradley is 7 ft. 7 in. tall. While he played for the Dallas Mavericks, a local shop worked with Trek to get him a road bike. Biggest thing I've ever seen.
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bencolem
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by bencolem

Hah, yeah, what a legendary bike, size 80(!) and 24lbs:

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Can you imagine how long that fork steerer would look out of the frame :lol:

RangerBear
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by RangerBear

here's a friend's bike, not 100% on what size it is.
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Powerful Pete
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by Powerful Pete

Whoa Rangerbear. I thought I was short until I saw your frame. And then you post your friend's bike. What are you guys, members of the 'no one below 2.20 meter cycling club'? :unbelievable:
Road bike: Cervelo R3, Campagnolo Chorus/Record mix...
Supercommuter: Jamis Renegade...
Oldie but goodie: De Rosa Professional Slx, Campagnolo C-Record...
And you can call me Macktastik Honey Pete Kicks, thank you.

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RollingThunder
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by RollingThunder

:shock: :unbelievable: :!: :?: :shock: :unbelievable:

I'm lost for words! Those bike are gargantuan!

It's fantastic that no matter how big or small you are, you can ride.
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RollingThunder
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by RollingThunder

Rangebear, I can't make out your bike. What make is it, and what size it is? It looks great.
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RangerBear
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first ride with new wheels and cranks, felt so much better than my cheap wheels i had before, even tough i had about 80 psi and bigger tires than im going to race with.

RangerBear
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by RangerBear

and that blue bike is an old custom, can't remember the name. i think it's a 68cm if i remember right.

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sluggo
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Bianchi Freccia Celeste 62cm. Now fitted with Deda Superzero Post and Zero 100 stem and a couple less spacers.

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kavitator
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by kavitator

My XL (60)

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regards from Slovenia

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