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• #44777
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• #44778
looks like a wheeler from return to OZ
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• #44780
Apparently it's 'lightweight'. At over 13kgs.
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• #44781
It's so lightweight it needs two people to keep it upright.
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• #44782
The two hands are actually great, now I wait for a picture with 3 hands.
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• #44783
They belong to the same, really big, guy.
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• #44784
Wat?
It's a technology demonstrator. People use bicycles as demo objects because you can create a fully functioning one quickly and cheaply, and it's not likely to kill anybody when you drive it. It's not "Dear Giant, here's how you should make bikes", it's "Dear Spaceship/Remotely Operated Submersible/Race Car maker, if I can make a bicycle, imagine what I can do for you"
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• #44785
It's more the build tbh. Saint chainset, cheap brown chain (slack), short uprise stem (MTB?), no brakes or pedal retention, saddle angle etc....
Also its ugly
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• #44786
It's more the build
I expect it was built with whatever they could scrape up from the parts bin. It only has to roll without breaking or crashing to prove their point. Yes, it's ugly as sin and badly put together and a bad design, but to be anti- it first has to be an attempt to make a nice bicycle, and I'm pretty sure that was never their intention.
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• #44787
fairly certain there is no "saddle retention" either
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• #44788
Is it cast in concrete?
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• #44789
This is one of those truly special additions to this thread - seemingly fine at first glance; truly awful on closer inspection.
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• #44790
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• #44791
Oh Christ that's rotten...
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• #44792
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• #44793
the waspbeik
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• #44794
I wait for a picture with 3 hands.
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• #44795
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• #44796
Needs more hands..
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• #44797
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• #44798
such aero bars though
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• #44800
Biggest offender is the front QR
If the seat angle and lever placement were fixed it would have flown under most people's anti-radar.