Own a Ferrari without paying for gas!!!
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Own a Ferrari without paying for gas!!!
https://cgi.ebay.com/Colnago-Ferrari-...QQcmdZViewItem
Nice bike but an insane bike...I'd be almost afraid to ride the thing...
Nice bike but an insane bike...I'd be almost afraid to ride the thing...
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See also, Lamborghini: https://www.digave.com/couch/lamborghini.htm
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71 degree head tube angle? Thats going to handle like my Dunelt 3 spd.
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My rule of thumb: If it's not a car and is branded with a car label, it's probably crap.
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Originally Posted by worker4youth
A rebadged Motobecane, no doubt.
my moto is nearly ferrari red, I pulled the stickers and i'm sticking on a yellow SF badge as soon as i can find or make one. mostly for conversation and humor. Might even stick "Marlboro" on the top tube. heh. ;P
I want Mclaren to make a bike. They could actually build the thing themselves, having their own carbon composite facility.
Namedropping 'Shuey' in the advert for this bike is kind of ironic. He would be fast in any capable vehicle, but he happens to drive the Ferrari branded Fiat. He wins because he is skilled and terribly fit. Back to "it's not the bike".
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Originally Posted by wile e. coyote
stunning unit, purely for showing off lest the cranks be dinged. What's up with that rear brake cable, not internal? No stops?
my moto is nearly ferrari red, I pulled the stickers and i'm sticking on a yellow SF badge as soon as i can find or make one. mostly for conversation and humor. Might even stick "Marlboro" on the top tube. heh. ;P
I want Mclaren to make a bike. They could actually build the thing themselves, having their own carbon composite facility.
Namedropping 'Shuey' in the advert for this bike is kind of ironic. He would be fast in any capable vehicle, but he happens to drive the Ferrari branded Fiat. He wins because he is skilled and terribly fit. Back to "it's not the bike".
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my moto is nearly ferrari red, I pulled the stickers and i'm sticking on a yellow SF badge as soon as i can find or make one. mostly for conversation and humor. Might even stick "Marlboro" on the top tube. heh. ;P
I want Mclaren to make a bike. They could actually build the thing themselves, having their own carbon composite facility.
Namedropping 'Shuey' in the advert for this bike is kind of ironic. He would be fast in any capable vehicle, but he happens to drive the Ferrari branded Fiat. He wins because he is skilled and terribly fit. Back to "it's not the bike".
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I think you mean "Schumi" which is Schumachers nickname auf Deutsch.
Like most Colnagos, that bike is terribly gaudy. I'd be embarrassed to ride it.
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They could actually build the thing themselves, having their own carbon composite facility.
I'd be embarrassed to ride it.
What you can't afford a real ferrari? Buy the bicycle! <- laughter follows
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Originally Posted by operator
Except they have zero experience building bicycle frames...?
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Originally Posted by FCDrifter
ill pass on the bike and take the aston martin in the back ground

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Originally Posted by H20.1
I think you mean "Schumi" which is Schumachers nickname auf Deutsch.
As for the bike, I third the motion to get the DB9 in the background.
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Originally Posted by mister
My rule of thumb: If it's not a car and is branded with a car label, it's probably crap.
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Originally Posted by recursive
See also, Lamborghini: https://www.digave.com/couch/lamborghini.htm
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It sold for $4550!!! Insane!! I would never! Rathar use the money to fly to Italy and have Pinarello make me one custom built...
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FWIW, it's authentic. The CFs were a limited edition run of bikes made for Colnago at the Ferrari factory. It was not, as the listing said, made on behalf of Ferrari by Colnago, but made for Colnago by Ferrari. The marketing bumf said something about celebrating Colnago's long relationship with Ferrari.
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