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11-27-08, 11:13 AM
HI .
I dont ride a SS/FG bicycle , but i do check this forums for unique thread titles to see what someon has picked up ,a possible Tommasini,Sannino,Paletti and the likes .I do this for my own documentation for classic and vintage bicycles library .
now as for the title of this thread , it was merely to get some attention to view what i would consider a very clean design and unique place to mount a brake , and not only that but a disc brake !it seems to me that this would work perfectly !
has anyone seen this before ?!if this has been posted i do appologise .
http://www.cyclechat.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1442&d=1226266756
FG cyclists that do use a brake may find this useful , especially those who live in places where the climate is wet/snowy
now you guys can batter this one to death .
Cheers
T
( ps )
I dont ride a SS/FG bicycle , but i do check this forums for unique thread titles to see what someon has picked up ,a possible Tommasini,Sannino,Paletti and the likes .I do this for my own documentation for classic and vintage bicycles library .
now as for the title of this thread , it was merely to get some attention to view what i would consider a very clean design and unique place to mount a brake , and not only that but a disc brake !it seems to me that this would work perfectly !
has anyone seen this before ?!if this has been posted i do appologise .
http://www.cyclechat.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1442&d=1226266756
FG cyclists that do use a brake may find this useful , especially those who live in places where the climate is wet/snowy
now you guys can batter this one to death .
Cheers
T
( ps )