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wow actuly looks good compeared to the london one
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Part of the bike looks decent, I like it better than the others Ive seen. How about a whole shot of the bike?
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One of the other cities in the special edition city ranges last year was green too, thought it looked pretty sweet. I still haven't worked out really why people on here don't like these bikes. The langster was the first fixed gear I saw and had appreceation of back in my train days. I like the look of this new one.
Other than the colour do they change the components each year?
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ads One of the other cities in the special edition city ranges last year was green too, thought it looked pretty sweet. I still haven't worked out really why people on here don't like these bikes. The langster was the first fixed gear I saw and had appreceation of back in my train days. I like the look of this new one.
Other than the colour do they change the components each year?
which 'people on here' don't like 'these bikes' ?
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chris crash wow actuly looks good compeared to the london one
Yep looks quite nice. Is it black or a dark green, dark green would be better.
I saw some guy on the theams path on sunday on a London Lancaster, man it is so ugly, it makes my bike look good.
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TheBrick(Tommy) [quote]chris crash wow actuly looks good compeared to the london one
Yep looks quite nice. Is it black or a dark green, dark green would be better.
I saw some guy on the theams path on sunday on a London Lancaster, man it is so ugly, it makes my bike look good.[/quote]
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aidan [quote]TheBrick(Tommy) [quote]chris crash wow actuly looks good compeared to the london one
Yep looks quite nice. Is it black or a dark green, dark green would be better.
I saw some guy on the theams path on sunday on a London Lancaster, man it is so ugly, it makes my bike look good.[/quote]
must have been a tight squeeze![/quote]That is a beautiful piece of engineering...
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You've just given me an idea for my next paint job.
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Its a really deep mettalic green, like BRG its actually quite nice. I put some red tyres, bottle cage, on it to make it mine. I really like it. Its never going on a track and I only use it for a commute/training so it ticks all my boxes. Its really light too. I was thinking red bar tape maybe thats overkill though?
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Wicked spot aidan. Altogether now "daaaa-da-da---daaa-dadada-daaa-daaaa-dddaaa-da-daa-da-aa-daaa"*
*dambusters theme
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lpg [quote]ads One of the other cities in the special edition city ranges last year was green too, thought it looked pretty sweet. I still haven't worked out really why people on here don't like these bikes. The langster was the first fixed gear I saw and had appreceation of back in my train days. I like the look of this new one.
Other than the colour do they change the components each year?
which 'people on here' don't like 'these bikes' ?[/quote]
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photoben Wicked spot aidan. Altogether now "daaaa-da-da---daaa-dadada-daaa-daaaa-dddaaa-da-daa-da-aa-daaa"*
*dambusters theme
Shit, I thought it was Robert DeNiro by Bananarama.
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[img=http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/4739/bostonuf7nvt1.jpg]
the boston langster looks pretty good
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You dropped this...
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• #17
off the peggers lack character especially the Langster.it seems to solve the problem specialized just copy a stereotype.i like bikes with an individual character...hippy managed it with a Langster so it must be possible.
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''off the peggers lack character especially the Langster.it seems to solve the problem specialized just copy a stereotype.i like bikes with an individual character...hippy managed it with a Langster so it must be possible.''
yawns
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wow, what a mind boggling imagination you have!
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Rigadon ''off the peggers lack character especially the Langster.it seems to solve the problem specialized just copy a stereotype.i like bikes with an individual character...hippy managed it with a Langster so it must be possible.''
yawns
if thats the case your bike must boar the shit out of you...the bottle cage has made a huge difference!
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• #21
the main problme with the langster is the top tube slops the wrong way
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Rigadon ''off the peggers lack character especially the Langster.it seems to solve the problem specialized just copy a stereotype.i like bikes with an individual character...hippy managed it with a Langster so it must be possible.''
yawns
I'd agree with what Aidan says - but I'd also say that they're a great way to get riding quickly. It's MUCH more fun to build a bike up from bits over a number of weeks (I just finished doing this with my second bike) but when you want to ride RIGHT NOW without spending a fortune, getting an off the peg is the way to go.
One thing, I'll bet whoever buys OTP soon starts looking to upgrade it - like you have, Rigadon - or to build a second bike :p
It's all good, it's all riding bikes...
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dogsballs [quote]lpg [quote]ads One of the other cities in the special edition city ranges last year was green too, thought it looked pretty sweet. I still haven't worked out really why people on here don't like these bikes. The langster was the first fixed gear I saw and had appreceation of back in my train days. I like the look of this new one.
Other than the colour do they change the components each year?
which 'people on here' don't like 'these bikes' ?[/quote]
i don't like em. feel weird to ride :([/quote]must be because they were built post-1953
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• #24
langsters are really quite nice, especially if you don't mind riding a piece of sloping aluminium shit.
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'Sano One thing, I'll bet whoever buys OTP soon starts looking to upgrade it - like you have, Rigadon - or to build a second bike :p
It's all good, it's all riding bikes...'
Well said. I think you are right for what its worth I have five bikes. I will probably look to upgade the wheels on it next but out of the box it suits me fine. Its mass produced but I like compact geometry and I like it which is the main thing. The thought of building up an old 50's frame is not my cup of tea but hey I respect anyone who is interested enough to get out there and ride a bike, whatever bike that is, even if its a sloping top tube langster!
Cheers