Thanks!

Here's my baby. :love:

http://web.me.com/ronhorne/Site/Rons...s/DSCN0009.jpg

Okay. Here's my most recent build.
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...es/e5front.jpg

What happens when you hit a cross wind?!

Your fork is bent.

Thanks... it's like a pimped out Italian version of the Peugeot UO8.

Has a gorgeous ride.

Nice...

Crud Catchers?

2006 Bianchi L'una, looks mostly silver but in the sun she's got all sorts of colors going on.

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Yup, cruds. I take this guy out in all the conditions where I'd rather not take the Tarmac and so needed a fender that could fit. The cruds do well and are pretty awesome. I think most of my mechanics at my shop are ordering some for their bikes after seeing them on Calamity.

@bmohan Nice Luna. Post some more pics of it - I'm completely unfamiliar with the bike and thought I knew the Bianchi line pretty well.

very nice bianchi.....understated and elegant

I wanted a Luna soooo bad when they came out. They look amazing in person - although I thought it was more pearl white than silver. Still - nice bike!

Not 55Rad quality . . . The climb to Mt. Rushmore was interesting -- 30 mph headwind, gusting to 45, 2 miles, 10% grade. At one point I reached perfect balance as the wind literally stopped me in my tracks.

Litespeed Tuscany and it's been flipped and unflipped.

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Very nice. I too hadn't seen one of these. I've got the same frame in carbon and Veloce. It's a sweet ride!

Oh, BTW post some pictures in the "Show me your Bianchi" thread.

Ti Litespeed Blue Ridge. The Harley has some silver in it too

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5030/...3891260d_z.jpg

Ti Aero for bad back days:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brumske...n/photostream/http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5302/...749b009b_z.jpg


http://www.flickr.com/photos/brumske...n/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/brumske...n/photostream/

@bmohan Nice Luna. Post some more pics of it - I'm completely unfamiliar with the bike and thought I knew the Bianchi line pretty well.[/QUOTE]

Here are a few more. Got the bike last fall off Craigslist after searching for a very long time. Had my Bianchi Eros for 14 years and just knew the replacement had to be another Bianchi but honestly I don't care for celeste (blasphemy I know!) but fell in love with this. Oh, it's very fast and comfortable, I ride it all the time. I have Bianchi Black/Silver carbon water bottle cages on order from China...

My two ti bikes:

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...evenCycles.jpg

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u.../Litespeed.jpg

speedemon, that Seven is gorgeous. Reminds me of Costanza. That stem is fat - what kind is it?

Thanks, that is an Oval Concepts R700 stem.

Speedeom, both bikes are incredibly nice. Seems like you definitely have a preferred style. Ti with Blue logos, carbon fork, black saddle and tape. Those bikes almost look identical. Though i am sure using the same wheels for the pictures help facilitate their likeness.

No, the wheels are totally different also, as the Seven is using the premium components a full DA 7800 with Ksyrium SL wheels and the Litespeed is using a full Ultegra 6503 with Ksyrium Elite wheels.

Did not even notice that. I saw that the DA/Ultegra components were different. But the wheels i actually thought were the same until you pointed it out. Do you ever start riding the wrong bike by accident?

I guess I like silver bikes

No not really, not much of a different feel as the Seven is lighter and less effort to ride. but in realty it's only less than 2 pounds difference.

WowWow! What a beautiful pair of bikes!

It's almost rare to have a chance to look at the subtle differences in fine rolling stock like this.

(and bonus points for the perfectly correct way to use a garage door!)

I say ***** yes that's 5 stars for presentation!

So my question is:

Which bike for a fast descent?