Bike porn

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the fade is sick on that, so awesome!

the disc in the background is sweet
sadly only in japan can you lock your bike up like that, and to a wooden plank? Love em.

very nice

I think that Serotta is up there with Pace frames as one of the nicest looking mtbs I've seen. Good find sp.

^ i love those, big +1. Although the bars n stem look a bit out of place.

the disc in the background is sweet
sadly only in japan can you lock your bike up like that, and to a wooden plank? Love em.

Not just in Japan, but the same to France and certain other countries I believe, in Japan the law is pretty strict, as far as I remember I doubt you could easily get an appeal if you're wrongly arrested for a crime you didn't committed.

thats nice, i really like the paint on rossin frames, its a shame about all the shit stickers on the disk though.

is the stem of the same period as the rest of the bike? i dont really care about period correct or all that jive, but i thought that type of stem was from older bkes.

maybe one of them:

30's CCM Track Bike - Stem

this square base for adjusting the lenght might be easy to track down. guess not many producer did it like that.

Another pic of the Raleigh. One of the nicest looking pursuit bike ever, to my mind. With 24" wheels back and front must have a crazily short wheelbase.

nice drawing ^

^ i love those, big +1. Although the bars n stem look a bit out of place.

They´re not out of place.

I only found this one(NOS), but I´m sure I´ve seen somewhere some more recent.

me like

NITTO Adjustable stem NOS

And of course the Titan one (yes it's a reader's wivies, but i'm going along with the adjustable stem theme).

Cinelli produced a lots of them in the past (that's on a Stayer bike);

Not necessary adjustable but it's a lovely design;

I only found this one(NOS), but I´m sure I´ve seen somewhere some more recent.

that's a Philippe stem, made by a French company.

and another shot of the nitto one showing the ruler.

Mmmmm mmmmm.

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that's awful, unless you put in a lugged fork and quill stem, it might look a little better.

I think its far nicer than most peoples Bianchi's. Take this fine example:

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009/june/14/JohnAvila.htm

And yet another pic of that Bob Jackson...

It's still just an OTP Bianchi with paintjob and saddle that sell for more than twice the amount.

This is true. I suppose I'm not exactly a Bianchi fan boy anyway.

woof.