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• #38402
Give them a chance, it's clearly not finished yet. It will all depend on the crankset, which I think should be ultramarine.
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• #38403
Oh yes, and a gold anodized chain.
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• #38405
Apart from the untaped / plugged bars, and the price, what do you dislike about that?
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• #38406
I can't get my big toes in the holes to pedal it! Lol
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• #38407
Spotted this in a flea market in France. Maybe it doesn't belong here but my instinct says it does.
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• #38408
Slightly more detail here
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• #38409
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• #38410
So that's what ergos look like on track drops. I had wondered.
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• #38411
Would wheelie
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• #38412
..
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• #38414
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• #38415
Aaaaarg
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• #38416
yeah super sick..
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• #38417
That's a horrendous build though. That frame could be good.
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• #38418
They've had some dogs, Cinelli, but they've never been scared to try something new.
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• #38419
just teasing mate ;) this build is particularly horrible!!
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• #38421
I don't think they make any metal, just shape it.
/pedant
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• #38422
Columbus do though and they're owned by the same people that own Cinelli.
Columbus is a manufacturer of steel tubing used in bicycle frames, located in Settala, in the Province of Milan. The company was founded in 1919 by A.L. Colombo and was taken over by Colombo's youngest son, Antonio, in 1977. It is now a division of Gruppo SPA, which also owns the bicycle manufacturer Cinelli.
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• #38423
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• #38424
Those wheels, this frame
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• #38425
Hippity hoppity heaven
I thought this was an MS Paint picture of a bike for a second
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