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• #67626
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• #67627
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• #67628
^ looks like a pikeys bike you might find laid down with a staffy outside LIDL.
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• #67629
Yeah. To the untrained eye.
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• #67630
Syncros cattleprod stem, auto porn almost every time.
Is that a TI Syncros seatpost?
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• #67631
^^^
You sir are a moron.
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• #67632
You sir are a mormon.
Faithist
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• #67634
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• #67635
Those lugs seem conflicted.
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• #67636
If Leroy Jenkins had a bike.
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• #67637
would.
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• #67638
So would.
Repeatedly.
In dirty ways.
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• #67639
on old bikes balki, it's called " patina "
Ok, well... The 'patina' is all rusty
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• #67640
so what's this??
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• #67642
jeebus, how did i miss that? cheers toby.d
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• #67643
is that tubing twisted ? odd / novel
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• #67644
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• #67645
brakeless and no foot retention
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• #67646
is that tubing twisted ? odd / novelit features on all of the high end lynskey frames
http://forums.mtbr.com/29er-bikes/how-lynskey-performance-helix-tubes-made-656908.html
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• #67647
Still think the Helix tubing looks awesome on DT alone, and like a crashed bike when used on both DT and TT.
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• #67648
helix tubing ... thats a new one on me
lots of armchair amateurs say they don't see any point to it
and it doesn't look all that nice -
• #67649
But what do they know?
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• #67650
It improves lateral stiffness, while retaining vertical complicance.
The helix shap is the pinnicle of awesome. Just think how many times you fall or hit yourself. Without damaging your DNA.
Tru science facts