Bike porn

Found this on road bikereview forum
"Ernesto he had 5 sets of these cranks made for a time trial bike for Tony Rominger. The right crank and chainrings are made out of billet and are therefore one piece, without any chainring bolts. The whole set-up is super lightweight."

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Found this on road bikereview forum

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The right crank and chainrings are made out of billet and are therefore one piece, without any chainring bolts. [/IMG]

Good illustration of how far CNC machine work has come even in just 10 years. They are terribly crude next to current Rotor 3D cranks. Not that cutting cranks from billet is a good idea, it's only for people without the resources which Shimano has to make very advanced forgings.

those cranks are amazing! some pretty impressive machining work there. but probs not worth the time and material cost in the long run, probably could of got somthing just as light if the chain rings and crank where made seperatly..

Iknow its a repost but i love this

This is beautiful!

^adjust that saddle

What's wrong with it?

Found this on road bikereview forum
"Ernesto he had 5 sets of these cranks made for a time trial bike for Tony Rominger. The right crank and chainrings are made out of billet and are therefore one piece, without any chainring bolts. The whole set-up is super lightweight."

cannondale did something very similar, quite a few years ago

Ahhh, good old Cannondale...

cannondale did something very similar, quite a few years ago

If you're thinking of the Magic Motorcycle cranks, it was early 90s. Cannondale took over the project in 1993, AFAIK

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I just picked this bike up. It belonged to the owner of my Local Schwinn bicycle shop. He passed away and I bought this from his family a 1985 NOS Schwinn Madison NEVER RIDDEN . The bike has beed hanging in his office above his desk for the last 25 years. I know the factory brakes make it look crappy. Too bad it is too tall for me. It is a 23 inch frame and I ride a 21 inch frame. Look cose and you can see the nubs on the original tires.
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I just picked this bike up.

Can you see what you did wrong there?

I used to love those Coda cranks

If you're thinking of the Magic Motorcycle cranks, it was early 90s. Cannondale took over the project in 1993, AFAIK

those as well, but was thinking of the later coda ones, all one piece

this guy rules

Depends alot on the height of the cyclist. I'm pretty flexible, but only 5'7 1/2" (the 1/2 s important) so only run a 4cm drop on the fixie (Deepish road drops), 2cm on the commuter (using midge bars), and 0 drop on the XC (flat bars).

This is what you want ;)

That is a phenomenal bike.

http://www.englishcycles.com/bikepics/rob/robtt.htm

that is incredible, can one buy those brakes?

^^ wow

That is a phenomenal bike.
http://www.englishcycles.com/bikepics/rob/robtt.htm

I'm ignorant to disc wheels etc, but is this common? Freehub/track threading? Looks excellent.

I'm ignorant to disc wheels etc, but is this common? Freehub/track threading? Looks excellent.

yep, the zipp disc at work is the same, as is my khamsin disk

repost ! spotted in tokyo. :-)

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