Bike porn

Yamaguchi built the US track bikes, that were then painted up as GT's due to their sponsorship of the team. Heres another

really nice ones there, tilover

that blue bike is built by icarus cycles i dont know who taught him but i know he is friends with marty of geekhouse bikes fame

Yamaguchi built the US track bikes, that were then painted up as GT's due to their sponsorship of the team. Heres another

I knew I was making sense : )

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http://static.lfgss.com/attachments/21289d1266065204-p1060408.jpg

Camp-shank.

This reminds me of what Multigrooves wrote - what if chavs one day decide to drop their recent image and go fixed - with Campagnolo hats, Rapha jerseys etc? :-) This shank would be like an ultimate toy.

^^3 years late...

(and seriously, not porn. at all. frame/cranks could be saved, only)

Sorry if repost.

And sorry for the massive pictures

lubly jubly if i say so myself

^ Pr0ntastik... Don't remember seeing that before, but I am getting on a bit... So who knows? :S

that moser is nuts

It has got too many forks, mindfuck frame!!

Lobit

omg that moser is absolutely incredible, good find!

Three triangles, two forks... It's the future...

Those 25 Anniversary decals are seriously fcked up... design fail.

*Moser custom built prototype track time trial frame: interesting carbon design, made for Francesco Moser for testing for 1 hour record attempt. 622/24" wheel size, 100% hand made in Italy. Size 57-58 cm equivalent (compared to traditional frames). Aerodynamic and stiff, very special bonded aluminum track fork. Frame weight: 1310 gr!!!!! Fork: 348 gr.*
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funniest thing about this forum is the "rules" for porn.

snobs to the extreme :)

There are no rules... One man's meat... Etc...

Side-saddle P-Far ftw!

Note the rear wheel offset to keep the CG over the line joining the wheel contact points, making this *not *a single track vehicle. Was it really easier to do this than just to allow ladies to wear trousers? Also note that the glass plate photography doesn't permit the potatochopping out of the support wires required to hold the bikes up for the necessarily long exposure.

Wouldn't the bike be a little unstable if the wheel's a bit off-set?

Wouldn't the bike be a little unstable if the wheel's a bit off-set?

Ask Chris Boardman, his Olympic Lotus didn't have the wheels in line.