This is one tricked out TT bike!
This guy is wack. http://www.adventuresofgreg.com/hpvlog/06-06-05.html
I've seen that water gizmo on some Japanese guy's bike earlier this year at a TT in North Las Vegas. Kind of cool. Wonder who makes it? http://www.adventuresofgreg.com/hpvl...s/DSC00539.jpg |
I've never said this about a TT bike, but that's totally Fred.
Where's the DVD player?? |
guy was so worried about the aero of his seat bag and then hangs a mirror off the side of his bike, I think he has a little to much time on his hands.
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that guy does have the record for farthest traveled in 24 hours under human power though.. pretty tight..
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It's made by a company called NeverReach and can be found at www.neverreach.com
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I've found two. One carbon fiber green and one uber cool stainless steel for the vintage folks (cork not included)
okay, not carbon fiber. Plastic |
Originally Posted by DrPete
I've never said this about a TT bike, but that's totally Fred.
Where's the DVD player?? Absolutley spot on. |
:roflmao:
Originally Posted by sunofsand
I've found two. One carbon fiber green and one uber cool stainless steel for the vintage folks (cork not included)
okay, not carbon fiber. Plastic :roflmao: |
What's that piece of flair under his seat?
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Originally Posted by audiojan
It's made by a company called NeverReach and can be found at www.neverreach.com
Looks kinda ghey the more I stared at it... |
It looks like a tri bike. For triathlons. Thus the gear.
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that looks like a urinal.
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Tri people are just weird.
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Originally Posted by TCR
Tri people are just weird.
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what's the thing on the top tube?
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
what's the thing on the top tube?
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
what's the thing on the top tube?
http://www.trisports.com/benbakil.html |
Whether it's Fred or not, who cares. I know a lot of people that want to carry a decent amount of water on the bike without having to worry about picking up bottles, dropping them, blah blah. Plus I think the guy with his current setup can drink pretty easily without getting too far out of his aero position.
If that helps him ride better who cares what the bike looks like |
Originally Posted by Snicklefritz
Whether it's Fred or not, who cares. I know a lot of people that want to carry a decent amount of water on the bike without having to worry about picking up bottles, dropping them, blah blah. Plus I think the guy with his current setup can drink pretty easily without getting too far out of his aero position.
If that helps him ride better who cares what the bike looks like I remember one time someone posted Lance's training bike. Most people said that it looks Fredish. The dude who owns this bike might be pretty good. If it helps him perform then kudos to him. People here throw the word "Fred" around a lot and I'm curious how many of them actually competed in a race, crit or century. |
does he have a job?
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In the world of triathlons, that's a pretty tame bike.
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Originally Posted by samsation7
People here throw the word "Fred" around a lot and I'm curious how many of them actually competed in a race, crit or century.
I guess the thing about it is 1. there's no UCI pro who even bothers with the aero water thing during a TT--they just reach for the bottle. And for folks who have their bikes tuned up in wind tunnels, I would think that if there was a huge disadvantage to reaching for your bottle for a few seconds, we'd see a lot more of the aero water buckets. Even aero can look ridiculous. If this stuff worked so well, why doesn't every TT god use it?? |
Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
what's the thing on the top tube?
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