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• #48052
local classifieds delivering once again
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• #48053
The C35 also had way too much seatstay going on, but at least it had the curved tubes and mad wheels. I think most folks agreed at was porn at the time... It was rad AF for '89.
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• #48054
Speaking of rad, those wheel covers on that Roland(?) freestyler take the 80s biscuit.
Seems a weird departure for a keyboard company...
Also failed to clock the questionable exhaust stylings of Bertone. Hilarious
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• #48055
The exhaust bits...what function could they have?
I think they're a very elaborated form of the elastomer rail terminus, such as is found in a simpler implementation on the Selle Italia Turbomatic
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• #48056
elastomer rail terminus
A rubber train station. Of course.
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• #48057
I ended up with one on a Facebook Marketplace CAAD3 I bought. Cool as an object, but lost the battle to a yellow Flite for looks and comfort. Never managed to light up the afterburners with my puny legs either
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• #48058
dogma xc hardtail. woof.
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• #48059
How much?
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• #48060
Don't mind that at all, personally. I mean, it's not the prettiest of things, but not anti in my eyes aside from the weedy front rotor that is. It's got lines like the early 2010's Mondraker Forward Geometry bikes.
And is that a Shimano sticker on the chainstay, but a SRAM drivetrain?!
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• #48061
asymmetric stays, weird triangle cut-out seat tube bit, humpy top tube...
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• #48062
Asymmetric seat stays which are completely unnecessary. Symmetrical chainstays where asymmetry would actually have been useful
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• #48063
Pinarello are just jumping on the coattails of Mondraker's XC bikes I reckon:
I'm not saying it's pretty, but at least Pinarello haven't integrated the stem too! -
• #48064
Symmetrical chainstays
Nope
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• #48065
Thought it was just the angle of the photo but you might be right
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• #48067
afterburners
I want one now. I'mn sure I could find a use for it when touring. Snack dispenser. Pump storage. Googly eyes .
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• #48068
Pina’s last Dogma XC had assymetric seatstays, it was a lot more normal looking.
Looking odd is part of Pinarello’s brand identity.
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• #48069
Looking like someone left a plastic bike in front of an electric heater is part of Pinarello’s brand identity.
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• #48070
Good description, they always have something weird going on
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• #48071
Think the saddle weighs as much as the rest of the bike.
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• #48072
Looks like she pinched that seat off a share bike.
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• #48073
Sad pedals and bottle for a 12 grand bike. She's just bought it. For a charity ride. She asked the shop for the saddle with the most padding. After the ride the bike will be forgotten.
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• #48074
Wouldn’t it have made more sense to just donate the £12k to charity?
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• #48075
Not if she raises more than £12k I guess?
Is she a famous person or something? The water bottle is the highlight for me.
The saddle is a bit of a head-scratcher. Designed by Bertone. The exhaust bits...what function could they have? I can't find any explanation online. Maybe they are like the jet age fins and tail-lights on American cars in the fifties.
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