My hot new road bike
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My hot new road bike
I've been burning up the tarmac with this beauty. The other guys I ride with? they simply can't keep up with this bike & my mad skills. I even moved the brakes lower so i could get even more aero. I'm like a flash of blue lightning on the road.
FEAR ME
FEAR ME
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Try harder next time.
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hahaha i hope you're being sarcastic....does anyone remember what happened to LUUUKE when he had his handlebars on wrong?
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sick bike brah
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Cool ride. If I see you coming I'll just pull off the road so as to save me from the inevitable humbling as you "flash by" like a "blue streak." A fear provoking blue streak at that.
Though I do think that if you didn't have those "aero forks" I just might be able to hold your wheel.
Though I do think that if you didn't have those "aero forks" I just might be able to hold your wheel.
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I'm not sure if that's a card or a sticker in the spokes of your back wheel, but I hear that if you add enough cards to your rear wheel it acts like a rear disc wheel and make it more aerodynamic. However, the reflectors don't help your aerodynamics.
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At some big-box discounter, a mad genius minimum wage bike assembler may be onto something...so what kind of speeds can you hit on the descents with the backwards fork and hanging onto those super-aggressive hoods?