Considering the position of the handlebars I'm surprised this dude knew which way to point the camera. I almost expected half the pictures to be blurry, close up shots of his eyeball.
There is so little information given why would anyone pay that much for a bike without knowing what kind of hubs are in the wheels, or at least even what size cog it has?
Wow.
Gotta be the top tube pad, those things are on the endangered list.
No no no no no. You guys just don't get it. No no no no no. These drops are well thought out. They are a variation on kevin bacon drops, designed to dance with ballerina girlfriends in 80's movies. You guys have obviously never made love...
Yeah, that's some drop in dem bars!
ReplyDeleteConsidering the position of the handlebars I'm surprised this dude knew which way to point the camera. I almost expected half the pictures to be blurry, close up shots of his eyeball.
ReplyDeleteHell them bars would make a nice gun rack.
ReplyDeleteOMG I totally see what's wrong with this bike.
ReplyDeletePlatform pedals!
There is so little information given why would anyone pay that much for a bike without knowing what kind of hubs are in the wheels, or at least even what size cog it has?
ReplyDeleteWow.
Gotta be the top tube pad, those things are on the endangered list.
In the most forward position you have to feel like luke skywalker in that lay down turret gun thingy.
ReplyDeleteSweet
fools... those bars are the perfect setup for riding backwards!
ReplyDeleteahahahahahahahahahahhaahaha
ReplyDeleteThe seat is comparable to something we've all seen too much of.
ReplyDeleteDONG
Plus the bike's in Provo, Utah. I think that says enough..
I guess he was going for the bullhorn look...ended up with elephant tusks instead.
ReplyDeleteis that a cropped top tube pad?
ReplyDeleteNo no no no no. You guys just don't get it. No no no no no. These drops are well thought out. They are a variation on kevin bacon drops, designed to dance with ballerina girlfriends in 80's movies. You guys have obviously never made love...
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