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• #7027
who is the owner?? he is here in London, I have seen him in south polo once
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• #7028
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• #7029
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• #7030
Apparently that bike is used for courier work ^
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• #7031
r*
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• #7032
Repost?
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• #7033
I like the mad-max lo-pro. :(
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• #7034
Haha.
Amazing. Want. -
• #7035
Haha, I thought you'd like it.
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• #7036
Fucking LOVE the bars in the second picture. Amazing. Great idea. To be stolen shortly....
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• #7037
Hehe, personal hatred for the cinellixmash frame isn't it? ;)
Not at all. I've seen a nice build. Once. I think.
too tight clearances, no tasche bars, alu frame, carbon forks
:P
It's the absence of mudguards, really.
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• #7038
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• #7039
Ewww. Nasty
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• #7040
super Mario
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• #7041
just say no !
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• #7042
thanks: BSNYC
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• #7043
"I decide not to ride it but display it as a piece of art"
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• #7044
that surely has to be bike snob bait.
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• #7046
WTF?
what if you want to turn hard right?
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• #7047
WTF?
Olli Erkkilä is a designer, builder etc. He does several things and some of them look creepy/funny, but are fascinating nevertheless.
www.ollierkkila.com
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• #7048
Oh it's a "graduation project" that clears that up(!)
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• #7049
http://flwrider.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/2832298775_70f8a4939e_o.jpg
porn or anti??
do you anything about it??
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• #7050
The grainy picture shown here is the Black Hole wheel from an American company called Wear and Tear. This image came from the September 1994 issue of Bike Mag. Supposedly, the wheel rotated on three self-lubricating ball bearings in the monoblade fork. According to the company, the fork/wheel assembly weighed about a pound less than a conventional system.
http://bicycledesign.blogspot.com/2006/08/hubless-wheels.html
I like it though. Doubt it could take much damage
he sure ruined that argos