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paint porn...

...non-drive side photo fail.

paint porn...

...non-drive side photo fail.

love dura ace

phwoar.

paint porn...

...non-drive side photo fail.

Don't want to knock the man's bike, but evryone seems to be loving the paint job...i for one am not a fan. Sorry.

thanks to milanofixed.com, i now know that in my next life i want to come back as a stem (here's the flickr link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/keithgallagher/3518192097/sizes/l/):

Better make sure its a ladies stem, could get ugly

thanks to milanofixed.com, i now know that in my next life i want to come back as a stem (here's the flickr link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/keithgallagher/3518192097/sizes/l/):

So hot

Chris, you know those well light bullhorns i had on my blue bike? Well, i'm pretty sure that they were bars not too dissimilar from the ones above. Mine were obviously chopped down, think they're called 3TTT Moscow bars... Though my dad did think that 'Moscow' was the name given to the style and shape of that type of Bullhorn - i'm not sure.

Pretty sure that's an uncut (or only slightly cut) Cinelli 62 "L.A. 84". The 3T Moscow has more drop and sharper bend, see http://www.londonfgss.com/post206707-8.html for 3T and http://www.londonfgss.com/post721893-4.html for Cinelli

Think your right mate.

nice

Well, now for some rather specialist porn. Time Trial bikes at the birth of 'aero'

First up a rather eccentric flying gate toped off with a rider wearing a very fetching aero balaclava. Nice touch of gear shifter behind the head tube. I think there is a 'tache in there too.

And then, you thought track bikes had tight clearances...

Finally, time trailing legend Ian Cammish on a stunning bike made of Columbus aero tubing. PMP right angle cranks - check. Drilled chain ring - check. Half taped bars - check. Really dangerously ineffective Modolo brakes that looked great - check. Sexiest ever seat stays - check

great post soar

Well, now for some rather specialist porn. Time Trial bikes at the birth of 'aero'

First up a rather eccentric flying gate toped off with a rider wearing a very fetching aero balaclava. Nice touch of gear shifter behind the head tube. I think there is a 'tache in there too.

And then, you thought track bikes had tight clearances...

Finally, time trailing legend Ian Cammish on a stunning bike made of Columbus aero tubing. PMP right angle cranks - check. Drilled chain ring - check. Half taped bars - check. Really dangerously ineffective Modolo brakes that looked great - check. Sexiest ever seat stays - check

Wicked pic! That's some pretty tight geometry for a 'gearie' and check out the crank!!

A lovely bike, but according to the owner on Velospace, it's not a Colnago but may originally have been a Raleigh!

his back is pretty much flat too.

Really dangerously ineffective Modolo brakes that looked great - check.

What don't you like about the Modolo Kronos levers? I never had any problem with them

tight is allright...

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For a moment there I thought his shirt said "Brick Lane"

Yeah, he just nicked it. the reason why he´s speeding wearing the balaclava

Maybe he is doing the triathlon with the 'sub aqua snorkel' section

2010 sugino's
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_dMNbl8jY1Xw/Sg0ffrxvvGI/AAAAAAAAAac/EhqtfJT1JY0/s1600-h/SUGINO-1+.jpg

Paint porn for me...always liked raw finishes...but love coloured laquers over raw too...especially on a Brooklyn :)

frankenbike!

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