Etape Caledonia 2011's Most Popular Manufacturer
Blacktemplar
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It's not often you get 5,000+ bikes in one place, so for a bit of fun (and for all you frame-tarts out there), what's the most popular manufacturer at this year's Etape?
And for a bit more fun, what rarified bling did you spot? In my twitcher's diary;
Pinarello Dogma 60.1
Ridley Noah
Cervelo RS (or R3?)
S-Works Roubaix Elite SL3
And of course the Wilier Cento Uno Di2 on show in ye bike shoppe.... 8)
And for a bit more fun, what rarified bling did you spot? In my twitcher's diary;
Pinarello Dogma 60.1
Ridley Noah
Cervelo RS (or R3?)
S-Works Roubaix Elite SL3
And of course the Wilier Cento Uno Di2 on show in ye bike shoppe.... 8)
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My impression was every other bike I passed was a Spesh, but I saw a large number of Boardman's tooYou've no won the Big Cup since 1902!0
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Hmmm... good point crofter, I'd forgotten about the plethora of Boardman's - I have to confess to mixed feelings - seemingly very good bikes, but indelibly assocciated with Halfrauds. I guess it's a bit of "Skoda/VW" badge-snobberry"Get a bicycle. You won't regret it if you live"
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I saw my bikes twin - where they had been impacted by TTTS.
It had to be the biggest frame possible.0 -
I saw a Candy Pink Planet-X and not forgetting a Dawes Tandem!
And Plenty of Giants, but i'm biased there (currently).0 -
At the finish left my Sunday (2007 vintage) with blue decals with my partner whilst I dived for the loo (non stop ride so bursting :oops: ) and returned to find she was stood by brand new Sabbath version also with blue decals. Quite a rare moment as there weren't that many Ti bikes of any description, let alone the understated frame of choice of the discerning sportivist!Where the neon madmen climb0
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it was a drool fest. Don't know if it's because they always catch my eye but I saw a lot of Cervelos about. Chapeau to the guy on the lovely red 1980s Rossin SL with the chrome seat/chain stays - lovely.0
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Bumped into my bike's twin a couple of times two - black / white / blue Madone 4.5. Have to say I noticed shed loads of Treks, but Spesh and Boardman were prob 1 and 2 respectively.
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I'd definitely say specialized were the top brand on show. Didn't see the twin of the bike I was on but did see a beige Dawes Giro 300 circa 1990 vintage exactly the same as the one I trundle to work on every day so hats off to the guy that carted that round the course!0
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Spesh seemed the order of the day but some nice exotica on show!
Nice to see the Cervelo crew out and some lovely colnago's.
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