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• #96977
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• #96978
those japanese guys have the best skills in manufacturing mouth - watering eye candy imo
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• #96979
um....ok
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• #96980
...was referring to the keirin pic on end of page 3935...
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• #96981
Not finished yet. Made by András Horváth (Hunor), a Hungarian framebuilder/restorer.
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• #96982
Nothing spécial.
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• #96984
Probably easiest to just post this here, though its a strong contender for HHSB or FBNPNAP
Asymmetric tubing, custom Hed discs, LHD.
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• #96985
Has no-one thought of the LHD innovation before? Is it sound? Strikes me as such a simple and obvious thing to try.
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• #96986
Apparently it's absolute bollocks and a gimmick. Also this new Felt is slower than a Cervelo P4, and therefore definitely slower than a T4. Americans>>>>
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• #96987
Yisssssssss
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• #96988
When did they stop building 'vetts with leaf springs?
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• #96989
LHD = left hand drive?
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• #96990
It's 'vettes, and I thought they still used leaf springs. Are you absolutely certain that a carbon fibre leaf spring is actually worse than a steel coil? Show your working, including mass distribution of the structure at the non-axle end of the spring ☺
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• #96991
Has no-one thought of the LHD innovation before?
Jocelyn Lovell was there 34 years ago
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• #96992
That looks like dual drive?
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• #96993
That's the genius of it - it works for turning right too!
For a description of what it really is, see http://bicyclespecialties.blogspot.co.uk/2009/04/two-cranksets-two-chains.html
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• #96996
Non drive side photo fail. Oh wait...
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• #96999
Fishy looking bikes thread >>>
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• #97000
If a drive side crank is more aerodynamic, why not put a chainring on both sides..
The other side of this argument is that there is something aesthetically pleasing about seeing identically specc'd machines neatly lined up, if you consider bike p0rn to be about composition as well as the subject.