What is your dream bike?
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Has anyone on here ridden a bamboo bike? That one does look fantastic and I'd be interested to know how they ride. Is it a practical material for bike frames. It would be nice to own one just for the interest it would generate, a bit like my clubmate when he had a Kirk - every cyclist at cafes etc. we saw would ask about it.0
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Def. LEGEND , one of few real custom made bikes, not only paint choice. the HT10.5 and the IL RE Titanium is something special. really good ride.0
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BAUM Corretto & A hand built steel bike something by: Field Cycles, Feather Cycles or Demon Frameworks.0
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random man wrote:This would make me very happy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51617596@N02/8284412171/
See it being built here:
viewtopic.php?f=40044&t=12889550
My word, that is beautiful.0 -
It would have to be one of these with SR. Saw a couple in the Bike Shed in Exeter the other day and wow, they're beautiful:
Road - Dolan Preffisio
MTB - On-One Inbred
I have no idea what's going on here.0 -
This is stunning
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declan1 wrote:It would have to be one of these with SR. Saw a couple in the Bike Shed in Exeter the other day and wow, they're beautiful:
Saw this is the Bike Shed too, it is stunning, the only modern Bianchi I like. Not on my dream bike list but certainly a stunner.
I like (and own) modern carbon bikes but as I age my appreciation for high quality steel grows. Loving the work of Feather bikes, the lug detail is awesome. But I'm also a fan of English Cycles clean lines and although Lugs look awesome when done right there is something about a well finished fillet braze that I love. Probably because I could never do it that well myself.0 -
For me it was the AR4. Fell in love with it when I first saw it.Living MY dream.0
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My LBS just finished building mine for me...dreams do come true
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I want something stealthy and light. I'm not a big Italian exotica fan so here is mine.
Planet X only £2k with SRAM red and upgraded wheels as in the photo
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/CBP ... t58_s_bike0 -
Bottecchia supernova sp9
the deeper the section the deeper the pleasure.0 -
A Pinarello any kind
"Dons hard hat and heads for the trenches"0 -
APIII wrote:Cale262 wrote:My LBS just finished building mine for me...dreams do come true
I've never been a fan of the ltd edition lightweights, but I have to say they look pretty smart on your build
I think the wheels look so good on that bike because of the white frame and black writing. Great looking bike dude and I imagine heads will turn0 -
Pross wrote:Has anyone on here ridden a bamboo bike? That one does look fantastic and I'd be interested to know how they ride. Is it a practical material for bike frames. It would be nice to own one just for the interest it would generate, a bit like my clubmate when he had a Kirk - every cyclist at cafes etc. we saw would ask about it.
Unfortunately I think Durianrider may be the only one :shock:
PM him and let us know what he says
Yellow is the new Black.0 -
Cal that bike is absolutely amazing, out of interest how much did it all cost?Scott Speedster S20 Roadie for Speed
Specialized Hardrock MTB for Lumps
Specialized Langster SS for Ease
Cinelli Mash Bolt Fixed for Pain
n+1 is well and truly on track
Strava http://app.strava.com/athletes/16088750 -
sub55 wrote:
WTF happened to that!?
I dont know enough about bicycle components to have a dream bike as such. The 1 I have now is set up in such a way that the gears work perfectly, the fit is perfect and theres no odd sounds from any of the parts. I also like the colour scheme. The only thing I could ask for more of is less weight that more expensive bikes have.0 -
declan1 wrote:It would have to be one of these with SR. Saw a couple in the Bike Shed in Exeter the other day and wow, they're beautiful:pride4ever wrote:Bottecchia supernova sp9
Thats ****in better. Nice racy stuff.0 -
i think Rob English just got on the top of my list. http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/n ... les-36527/.0
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Venge di2 all the way 8)0
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thiscocks wrote:
nice. Im a sucker for pink bikes. Plenty of vintage-revolutionary features on that one!
Laugh at me if you want, but this is my first race bike (2005, t-mobile era) which I've cherished since.
It's called Pink Boy Dream, hence the listing in this thread.
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Jesus christ how big is that frame, 64cms or larger.
Afdemortademort
Chinarello, record and Mavic Cosmic Sl
Gazelle Vuelta , veloce
Giant Defy 4
Mirage Columbus SL
Batavus Ventura0 -
ademort wrote:Jesus christ how big is that frame, 64cms or larger.
Afdemort
spot on! Good eyes.
im 6ft 7"!0 -
chrisvanderkaap wrote:ademort wrote:Jesus christ how big is that frame, 64cms or larger.
Afdemort
spot on! Good eyes.
im 6ft 7"!
That Giant looks awesome, got any more pics?0 -
I am currently in love with the look 675 with di2. I know not many people like it but I think it is awesome and more than enough bike for me at the mo.0
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I am planning for my dream bike, I hope in 2013.
Storck Fascenario 0.6
DA 9070 shifters, FD and RD, internal Batt
AX-Lightness wheels (800g per pair and up to 100kg rider limit), stem and bars
Storck seat post
Conti Attack Force tubs
Speedplay TI Zero pedals0 -
ALIHISGREAT wrote:chrisvanderkaap wrote:ademort wrote:Jesus christ how big is that frame, 64cms or larger.
Afdemort
spot on! Good eyes.
im 6ft 7"!
That Giant looks awesome, got any more pics?
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Just another picture of the driveside atm
http://parfumisme.com/pinkboydream%20detail.jpg
It's a great city bike (with 51-18 gear) that I (almost) use more than my real road racer (since that one is fancy and has tubs). 5.000k on this one vs 6.000k on the other last year!0
