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pickyness says the stem + seatpost don't match the chrome on the frame. But lush lush lush :)

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pickyness says the stem + seatpost don't match the chrome on the frame. But lush lush lush :)

That would be too much for me i think...

Nice colour

LOOK KG 292 Titanium

Love it

Every now and then you see a metal look but did LOOK actually make them? i had it in my head they only ever did carbon frames themselves.

I can hear scoble drooling already... (re the rackbars)

The rack bar is awful.

whatwhatwhat?

And a few years old.

RE rackbars

Wouldnt that just make steering with a load in it really difficult?

That is fucken perfect. Lush.

Wouldnt that just make steering with a load in it really difficult?

It's no better or worse in that respect than any other rack that turns with the front wheel. The problem, as discussed back in the 12th Century when it was first posted here, is that the weight of your payload is trying to rotate the bars in the stem clamp, among other things.

Every now and then you see a metal look but did LOOK actually make them? i had it in my head they only ever did carbon frames themselves.

Je confirme qu'il était fabriqué par THT, de même que les périphériques Look comme les potences et tiges de selle titane. C'est marqué dessus que c'est THT.

http://www.julmtb.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=449879&sid=4aa7db6f51bf4c0c21653666dc658532

I don't know who THT are/were*, but it looks like they were responsible for Titanium Look frames and components. There were also bonded lug TVT alloy/carbon frames branded as Look, as well as some Reynolds 753 race bikes which were presumably subcontracted to a small scale frame building shop as they seem to have been team issue only.

*Possibly Titanium Hearth Technologies, Inc, a division of Timet

It's no better or worse in that respect than any other rack that turns with the front wheel. The problem, as discussed back in the 12th Century when it was first posted here, is that the weight of your payload is trying to rotate the bars in the stem clamp, among other things.

I reckon there's a good foot of leverage on a big set of BMX bars and they're pretty hard to shift in a good stem + they're only 7/8" at the clamp. I reckon you'd have to have quite a load in there no?

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^^^ nice, nice, nice.... nice.

Orange

@Nuknow - usual midnight flood of porn, nice :)) how's health?

Bad angle, but...

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the Colnago is LEGIT!

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