Bike porn

http://www.benscycle.net/bruiserbuilds/Scissorneck%20prod%20Med%20web.jpg

I dont see the point of having a bruiser with an aero at the back...however it looks pretty pretty cool.

link won't tell you much....

I quite like the Ghent

forks on backwards

http://www.londonfgss.com/post1051399-22315.html

Stijn Cycles

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woah.

+1

how much? i cant be bothered to click the link...

you can't afford it.

If you have to ask... you can't afford.

Tig welded then smoothed over with fillet brazes? Is that just cosmetic, or does it actually increase rigidity?

http://www.benscycle.net/bruiserbuilds/Scissorneck%20prod%20Med%20web.jpg

I dont see the point of having a bruiser with an aero at the back...however it looks pretty pretty cool.

porn-worthy leader and usage of...nice to see love park still getting some action

http://www.lockedcog.com/uploads/2009/11/drewb.jpg

wow the stijn is fijn!

Stijn Cycles:

That is beautifully done. But, and it's an observation rather than a criticism, is that seat cluster arrangement sensible for a cx bike? It'll be caked in wet mud after every race and you'd probably have to remove the sit pin, clean and re-grease each time.

That said, if I owned that bike I don't think I'd ever sully it with mud.

hufnagel style caps on the new Feather Cycles frame...

That is beautifully done. But, and it's an observation rather than a criticism, is that seat cluster arrangement sensible for a cx bike? It'll be caked in wet mud after every race and you'd probably have to remove the sit pin, clean and re-grease each time.

That said, if I owned that bike I don't think I'd ever sully it with mud.

Since when was porn about reality? :D I agree though, pretty but high maintenance.

put some tape over the bolt, will prevent most mud getting into that hole. Old cx trick ;)

Or a small mudguard can sort it out easily, i forget what those mudguard are called, you know those one that are found in old bicycle, really short and small, enough to cover the headtube and brakes?

Mr Squabbles, if one turned up at a cyclocross race sporting mudguards one would be the laughing stock for many years to come.

hehe

:d

Why not just design the bike properly. Paying a high number of £s for a frame that is quite clearly flawed and requires solutions of sticky tape and small 70's style mudguards. Unbelievable.

something for the ladies! flat tyre fail...well everything fail!

That is BikerFox... and he is a fucking hilarious bell end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzrIb-HNvzw

That is beautifully done. But, and it's an observation rather than a criticism, is that seat cluster arrangement sensible for a cx bike? It'll be caked in wet mud after every race and you'd probably have to remove the sit pin, clean and re-grease each time.

That said, if I owned that bike I don't think I'd ever sully it with mud.

i doubt that would be much of an issue really. clean and regrease "regularly", but i doubt it would be more than a couple of times a month. Certainly much much much less often and involved than chain maintenance, by which every bike owner is afflicted.

100% 'biker fox' whopper

i doubt that would be much of an issue really. clean and regrease "regularly", but i doubt it would be more than a couple of times a month. Certainly much much much less often and involved than chain maintenance, by which every bike owner is afflicted.

Have you ever raced cyclocross? If so, then I don't need to tell you how muddy your bike gets after the majority of races, especially here in the UK.