Most handsome bike out there
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Plain is good. I'm really not a fan of lurid graphics.
I would concur with the understated titanium loveliness of the Ti Burls bikes (I will have one one day) and also the Qoroz machines. The RaceWon is lurvely.FCN 5 belt driven fixie for city bits
CAADX 105 beastie for bumpy bits
Litespeed L3 for Strava bits
Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast.0 -
Not a fan of bikes on their own.
Though a good bike can enhance a good look. Yet to find something that is cooler (to me..) than this:
But it's all about the ensemble and the rider - including their shape etc.0 -
Gussio wrote:Hmmmm......bit plain, IMO
I think it's the white hoods that are stopping me liking this bike, and the shifters look in an odd position.Commuter: Forme Vision Red/Black FCN 4
Weekender: White/Black - Cube Agree GTC pro FCN 30 -
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clarkey cat wrote:
Was wondering when someone would post a Pegoretti. Yum.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Not a fan of bikes on their own.
Though a good bike can enhance a good look. Yet to find something that is cooler (to me..) than this:
But it's all about the ensemble and the rider - including their shape etc.
Il Pirato. What a hero.0 -
Thanks for the mention!
Your idea is a good one - when I get a chance I will remove the bar bag and take some pics.
For the most part I use the bar bag to carry my camera and Gorilla tripod around to shoot for the blog...0 -
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jonnyboy77 wrote:EKE_38BPM wrote:I think this is lush.
Very nice in the flesh too. I love the lack of cables and the lustre on the paintjob.
That IS nice. There's a lot to be said for clean lines and a clutter free setup.
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For me the Renovo R3 Road has to be the worlds most beautiful bike.
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Drfabulous0 wrote:For me the Renovo R3 Road has to be the worlds most beautiful bike.
This is also a good call but for me the R4 is nicer.Specialized Secteur - FCN 60 -
fidbod wrote:
Nice.Clever Pun wrote:
Nicer.dhope wrote:jonnyboy77 wrote:EKE_38BPM wrote:
Corrrrr!clarkey cat wrote:Yet to be beaten...
Still the greatest. A Raleigh Burner with plastic sh*t all over it! 8) 8)It's not the winning or even taking part. It's the arsing about that counts.0 -
I saw this on Urban Velo today:
The Cooper is lovely though, just browsing their website now ....Commuting between Twickenham <---> Barbican on my trusty Ridgeback Hybrid - url=http://strava.com/athletes/125938/badge]strava[/url0 -
jonnyboy77 wrote:
And that is very nice. 8)
EDIT: Just checked the price. $5500. And it's only got Avid BB7 mechanical disk brakes.
For that price I'd want it to be stopped by God's will. Not, at best, a dubious cable pull disc brake. Probably had to use a cheap component to be able to market it at the price point. Heaven forbid that they should use something that works.It's not the winning or even taking part. It's the arsing about that counts.0 -
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If we're talking road bikes only on here, for me its a toss up between the Orbea Orca:
and the Pinarello Dogma:
Otherwise it's got to be my recent purchase (flame suit at the ready):
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
No understand there is a lovely looking bike an ugly thing that people seem to think is lovely and then a wheel barrow ;-)Fcn 5
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dhope wrote:jonnyboy77 wrote:EKE_38BPM wrote:I think this is lush.
Very nice in the flesh too. I love the lack of cables and the lustre on the paintjob.
That IS nice. There's a lot to be said for clean lines and a clutter free setup.
Yeah, your Reims is nice. The owner is a bit of a git for attempting to rip my legs off when I was on my SS though!FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees
I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!0 -
Nik Cube wrote:No understand there is a lovely looking bike an ugly thing that people seem to think is lovely and then a wheel barrow ;-)"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Stevo,
I saw a Lapierre like that down at Bedgebury on Sat, around 1:30 ish I think. Wasn't you was it?0 -
Gallywomack wrote:Stevo,
I saw a Lapierre like that down at Bedgebury on Sat, around 1:30 ish I think. Wasn't you was it?"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:Gallywomack wrote:Stevo,
I saw a Lapierre like that down at Bedgebury on Sat, around 1:30 ish I think. Wasn't you was it?
Ah right. At the time I was thinking it was slight overkill for Bedgebury, but then that was probably just a bit of bike envy at play as I rolled by on my Kona Steely!
Very fine steed indeed - hope you get the chance to take it further afield!0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Not a fan of bikes on their own.
Though a good bike can enhance a good look. Yet to find something that is cooler (to me..) than this:
But it's all about the ensemble and the rider - including their shape etc.
That's a bit homo-erotic for my tastes, who is he, anyway?
It's just a hill. Get over it.0 -
SecretSam wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Not a fan of bikes on their own.
Though a good bike can enhance a good look. Yet to find something that is cooler (to me..) than this:
But it's all about the ensemble and the rider - including their shape etc.
That's a bit homo-erotic for my tastes, who is he, anyway?
Last guy to win the Giro-Tour double.
Marco Pantani.
That stage was the first stage of the Tour I remember watching with my grandfather. Turned out to be the kind of ride they write bibles for. Got me into watching cycling, and it's been a bit of an addiction ever since.0 -
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where to start... the earring, the bandana, the glistening sweat coursing off his toned things, the slightly too high thigh line on his lycra.
Gave me a boner anyway.0