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bikemig 06-18-12 08:38 AM
Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd (Post 14370931)
I suppose, but it was a post in English about an English bike so I'll stand by my unnecessary correction. ;)
je suis d'accord avec toi, ;)

KonAaron Snake 06-18-12 08:47 AM
What smoke is that?

afilado 06-18-12 09:21 AM
Aaron:

Is that a steel fork or a carbon fork on the Titanio?

Thanks,

J


Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake (Post 14370891)
This was a fun thread to re-read, especially sine I did get my yellow bike!

http://i936.photobucket.com/albums/a...7/IMG_0843.jpg

Italuminium 06-18-12 09:22 AM
Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake (Post 14371272)
What smoke is that?
exciting stuff about potential opportunities abroad, study related. Can't take any bikes with me and I need to save some dough for tickets :).

KonAaron Snake 06-18-12 09:27 AM
Originally Posted by Italuminium (Post 14371475)
exciting stuff about potential opportunities abroad, study related. Can't take any bikes with me and I need to save some dough for tickets :).
Plenty of time for bikes later ;) That sounds wonderful; one of my regrets was not taking better advantage of travel opportunities when I had the chance.

Originally Posted by afilado (Post 14371468)
Aaron:

Is that a steel fork or a carbon fork on the Titanio?

Thanks,

J
The fork is stock - Columbus Genius (steel). I strongly suspect that this one was a Team Gewiss bike, as suggested by the one bottle braze on, and that these weren't readily available in 94' (the first year of production). This is one of the few done by Ugo and not his son.

MikeTé 06-18-12 08:15 PM
Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd (Post 14370931)
I suppose, but it was a post in English about an English bike so I'll stand by my unnecessary correction. ;)
Connaisseur IS an accepted variation in most English dictionaries (We should all avoid "learning" from spell-checkers).

Cheers, mate

Mike T.
Ottawa

"Le français: je le parle par coeur"


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