View Full Version : Trek has Outdone Themselves Again! The 2005 Lance Bikes.
Oh man check it: http://www.bikebiz.co.uk/articlepics/trek1.jpg
thats friggin sweet! Those Bontys are out of this world!
Now for my favorite. I could literally drool looking at this!
http://www.bikebiz.co.uk/articlepics/trek2.jpg
heres the article: http://www.bikebiz.co.uk/daily-news/article.php?id=5682
Lucky bas*ard! :D
Hipcycler
06-16-05, 12:47 PM
Is that a triple on the top one? ;)
Not sure I'm a fan of those fat/wide whatever you want to call them wheels. They sure get your attention though.
Deep rimmed wheels, well nobodys going to read this thread!
Sprocket Man
06-16-05, 02:54 PM
Regarding the TT bike handlebars - if I rode with bars like that, I'd have a case of carpal tunnel syndrome within 40k.
timmhaan
06-16-05, 02:56 PM
wow, look how high those brake hoods are on the road bike.
Is that a triple on the top one? ;)
No. It's a double. The Dura-Ace chainrings are deep and look like a chainguard. :D
Not sure I'm a fan of those fat/wide whatever you want to call them wheels. They sure get your attention though.
The graphics on the Bontrager full-disc wheels have always given me a headache when I watch them spin. It reminds me of the begining of a Twilight Zone episode.
His seat is too high
lol....
skinnyone
06-16-05, 05:53 PM
wow, look how high those brake hoods are on the road bike.
Mine are usually that high too.. Anything wrong??...
me likes the TT handlebars... They seem to have a very slim side profile..
I wouldn't mind owning one of those...
CPcyclist
06-16-05, 08:11 PM
the TT bike looks a lot like the new Time RXR Frame.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=photos/2005/tech/news/jun10/test7
Smoothie104
06-16-05, 08:30 PM
There's a tiny HED sticker on the wheels, I doubt Bontrager really made them, They look like Zipp rims anyways.
baj32161
06-16-05, 08:56 PM
That saddle looks alot diffrerent from what he previously used
ChAnMaN
06-16-05, 08:58 PM
why would he have wheels like that on the main bike......dont those drag alot in a cross wind?
oneradtec
06-16-05, 09:03 PM
the wheels look like Bontrager's paired spoke technology integrated with Hed's aerodynamics. Perhaps they partnered on these wheels? Very nice!
the wheels look like Bontrager's paired spoke technology integrated with Hed's aerodynamics. Perhaps they partnered on these wheels? Very nice!
Look like they'd be fun in a Dutch crosswind......:D
Their probably not his main wheels. I doubt he'll ever use them, well maybe on the first couple stages. They are probably there for the OOOOOOOOO AAAAAAAAAA affect.
Their probably not his main wheels. I doubt he'll ever use them, well maybe on the first couple stages. They are probably there for the OOOOOOOOO AAAAAAAAAA affect.
love your sig. lol.....:D
roadgator
06-16-05, 10:12 PM
about those rims; in the last stage of the dauphine hincapie was riding some very deep section rims, while the other guys were on the usual looking bontrager stuff. maybe those were a set of the ones on the new TDF bike? or maybe they were his own set of zipps. lol. anyone know for sure?
p.s. is that a 56 tooth ring on the TT bike? DANG!
Smoothie104
06-17-05, 12:04 AM
They are there for the OCP's
classic1
06-17-05, 05:21 AM
Look like they'd be fun in a Dutch crosswind......:D
They look like they'd be hard to handle if someone farted on them
I like the TT bike. Those look like Hed S bend aerobars.
about those rims; in the last stage of the dauphine hincapie was riding some very deep section rims, while the other guys were on the usual looking bontrager stuff. maybe those were a set of the ones on the new TDF bike? or maybe they were his own set of zipps. lol. anyone know for sure?
p.s. is that a 56 tooth ring on the TT bike? DANG!
Well bontrager does have an aero wheel already, the rin wasnt as deep as the one above. I think those have a deeper rims and special edition paint jobs which I hae to say are pretty snazzy.
kubla khan
06-19-05, 07:00 PM
Yea, totally out of this world, like Zipp has been making for years..
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