Lo Pros, Represent

i'm going to put a 24" wheel and fork on my fuji track classic, I reckon that would bring the front down enough for bullhorns to replicate drops, therefore making it a bonfafide lo pro.

You'd wind up with a skew-wiff headtube/steerer angle though, wouldn't you? A bro-pro as you say.

i could just counter that with an ergo stem, get it back into hhsb territory

Stem isn't going to change your rake/trail.

Or your new proclivity for pedal strike

Pedal strike is for pussies. I'm a real man. Bro pro, bro.

Yeah bro, just smash the ground out of the way.

i think he might be joiking to prove MDCC wrong ? about the lo-pro dimensions and bits .... hopefully *crosses fingers *

#nooneprovesmdccwrong#

At the end of the day, all of this is a bit pointless since the majority of us are riding these bikes on the streets of London. I'm not too offended if your bullhorns aren't positioned to match the equivalent drop position.

Bro-Pro FTW.

Ha ha, yeah I'm joking. I honestly have no idea what the definition of a lo pro is.

It looks just like this:

sick as fuck.

Even with risers I have the same drop from saddle>bars as saddle>drops on one of my other bikes, and more drop than most faux-pros.

700c/700c next to 700c/24"

and

bars only half taped, not a lo pro

edit: just realised one half is taped white, ok maybe it is a lo pro then.

edit: can't work out if it is taped or not.

also sans chain and cranks
it wasnt finished at time of photo

and WHERE are your front brake pads

That's the new trend for brakless; no brakes, but keep the aesthetic of a nice brake caliper on the front.

its more aero

At any rate its a win
Repped

700c/700c next to 700c/24"

I honestly have no idea what the definition of a lo pro is.

Then lookee here and be enlightened:

Ha ha, I know what one looks like, I meant I wouldn't be able to give a dictionary definition, although your definition seems pretty legit.

I know what one looks like, I meant I wouldn't be able to give a dictionary definition

Have you considered working for the UCI Technical Commission? You'd fit right in :-)

That photo makes things pretty clear i guess.
Does someone (read: Tester) know how frames made for 700c x 650c/24" are called?
I've heard people talk about Delta bikes once...

Lopros or funny bikes.