Didier Louis
 

A guy at work want to give me a Didier Louis fully mounted in Campy, I got no picture, and can get it out his shed till all the snow melts.

I'm quite exited about it but don't know nothing about Didier Louis bikes, anyone knows a little something?

thanks

Sounds interesting. A quick search turned up some mixed results.

http://www.bing.com/search?q=Didier+...ikes&src=ie9tr

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5213/5...df2c184d_z.jpg

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/7/0...7437586_tp.jpg

http://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...es/bikRKS3.JPG

here are the informations:

"Didier Louis started his frame-building business in Le Flers, Normandy in 1975, and in the early 90s moved to the Parisien suburb of Montreuil where he took over the workshops of the renowned builder Bernard Carre. He also opened a large retail shop in the town, at 10, Place de la Fraternite. He also sponsored a racing team in France, using only Russian amateurs.Didier also supplied frames to better-known riders such as Marc Madiot, Thierry Marie and Charlie Mottet.
His best known model is shown in this catalogue picture - a short-wheelbase road bike using a shallowly curved Vitus Super 981 seat-tube. When delivered the tube had a short length of straight tube at the bottom end so that it could be used in a normal bracket without the need for either "blacksmithing" or bronze-welding"

from norris lockley's flickr site:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclecrank/2206652414/

the yellow one is mine.

I know nothing but it sounds pretty sweet!

classic8tubes: your bike is a knockout!

Until the snow melts?!?!? Ever heard of a shovel? Or a blow torch! lol I'd be digging with my bare hands for a free bike

Thank you, you can watch it here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/5280146...7625792584810/

+1, i would also carry tons of snow away for a free D.Louis :)

says the guy in florida ;) we have about, 5 feet of snow here

thnaks for the info everyone

No excuse! Get that bike before he changes his mind

FISH ON! Ah only foolin' !


When it's out of the shed, you'll share some pictures, right?