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Originally Posted by rkwaki
(Post 13608385)
Here are a few for you.
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Originally Posted by VA_Esquire
(Post 13609525)
first two hot.
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Originally Posted by FatBaldMen
(Post 13609363)
It's not a road bike, but its a cycle I use on the road ;) & gravel & anywhere theres a "No tresspassing" sign cause thats where the fun is. (old pic). seriously though, i came to ogle pics & look for ideas for a future road bike build but it seems theres more talkin than colnago pics in here.
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g4...3/IMG_0633.jpg (where we go on dates) http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g4...3/IMG_0669.jpg *WARNING!!! Do not attempt unless you have a Titanium Taint. |
So according to most of the people in this thread, basically unless it's a high end modern road bike that's fitted perfectly and the pics are skillfully taken with a DLSR the bike is, in fact, not hot.
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It's the 41, where even DA 7800 is obsolete.
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 13609752)
So according to most of the people in this thread, basically unless it's a high end modern road bike that's fitted perfectly and the pics are skillfully taken with a DLSR the bike is, in fact, not hot.
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Hot is the 1%
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Originally Posted by ne_dan
(Post 13609770)
That pretty much sums it up. It's not look at the bike I just got.
Originally Posted by ravenmore
(Post 7241662)
Post a pic of your bike and then let folks reply with quote of hot...r not. Simple eh? :D
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yup. This thread got spoiled early on because some people posted some super hot bikes and set the bar high early. But yeah, it's post whatever you have. Just be prepared for a NOT and have a thick skin. This thread was just meant to be fun - think sometimes people take it too seriously. :D
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Originally Posted by ravenmore
(Post 13610085)
This thread was just meant to be fun - think sometimes people take it too seriously. :D
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So do you think my bike would look better with deep wheels or the low profile?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...48815425_n.jpg thinking of going 60mm tubulars..... http://img.alibaba.com/wsphoto/v1/35...mm-Tubular.jpg |
i approve
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i fully understand a single front ring on a commuter and mountain bike but on this? it looks like it was built for climbing only.
what rear derailleur is that? |
This bike was just posted in the Scott thread and it was built for climbing. What kind of wheels are those?
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Originally Posted by plpete
(Post 13610422)
This bike was just posted in the Scott thread and it was built for climbing. What kind of wheels are those?
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Originally Posted by plpete
(Post 13610422)
This bike was just posted in the Scott thread and it was built for climbing. What kind of wheels are those?
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Originally Posted by thirdgenbird
(Post 13610441)
i would accept the minimal weight gain of a large ring so i could ride back down.
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Originally Posted by plpete
(Post 13610422)
This bike was just posted in the Scott thread and it was built for climbing.
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Originally Posted by c0lnago
(Post 13610453)
Gravity works fine.
what rear derailleur is it? |
Originally Posted by znomit
(Post 13610458)
Whats with the brakes then? :innocent:
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one brake!!!!
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Not
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This bike is hot in a subsection (a)(II) kind of way.
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it's a Lightweight rear derailleur, they're north of $1k
definitely hot, would change chain to silver colored though |
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