Bike Anti-Porn - When Things Go Wrong

I'd ride it, it looks a right laugh.

hehe nice one P

Is Bob Griffin the character in Family Guy?

Zoe's Dad, innit?

that was quick....
who cares,it's all quality shit and its fast....

Well I'm afraid its all about looks in this thread.

to be honest i reckon its pretty fast, lo pros are always good fun on a nice straight open road

to be honest i reckon its pretty fast, lo pros are always good fun on a nice busy and trafficy road.

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uhh no way, lo pros are for hoofing it down a big wide one way road

They steer better than 700c track bikes, so I'd disagree with you there.

lo-pro's only look fast when they have pursuit bars to put the rider in an aero position otherwise they look like nodder clown bikes.

Didn't know where to put this, but... WAC.

Doesn't help that it's a wank seat.

to be honest i reckon its pretty fast, lo pros are always good fun on a nice straight open road

I like lo-pros, because you don't need to look at those ugly buses and black cabs. You just watch your feet spin and pray.

Well I'm afraid its all about looks in this thread.

to be honest i reckon its pretty fast, lo pros are always good fun on a nice straight open road

As long as it's not in London with a carbon wheel

They steer better than 700c track bikes, so I'd disagree with you there.

hmmm i'm not sure, my Pearson is seriously nippy, also wouldn't it depend on the geometry rarther than the wheel size? honestly though i prefer crazy handling of a very small rake fork.

As long as it's not in London with a carbon wheel

stop whining

Twining, get it right

pining

Surely hot?

doesn't help that it's a wank seat.

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This thread just got multiplied by a million in terms of anti

Not half.

As long as it's not in London with a carbon wheel

aren't you selling this??

http://www.lfgss.com/thread37433.html#post1199832

I thought you were againt carbon wheels in ldn...

I was being sarcastic you terrible blend!

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Is this sarcasm as well ?!

hmmm i'm not sure, my Pearson is seriously nippy, also wouldn't it depend on the geometry rarther than the wheel size? honestly though i prefer crazy handling of a very small rake fork.

Must be some centripetal / gyroscopic force that makes it harder to change the direction of a larger spinning wheel than a smaller one... I don't think it's sensible trying to justify lo pros - they just look wicked.

^ You win.