Silly poll: which looks better? :-)
#5
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Coppi decals or Ciocc decals.......or maybe Casati?

I'm thinking of getting some made up for one of my no-name alu bikes

I'm thinking of getting some made up for one of my no-name alu bikes
#9
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Bikes: 2005 Rocky Mountain ETSX, Surly Crosscheck, 2000 Enduro Expert (sold), 1999 Rockhopper, 1984 Trek 520 (STOLEN-but recovered!), $7 rigid MTB from a police auction (broken, then stolen)
You need some Type R stickers.
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Originally Posted by jitteringjr
Bah, there is posing and there is BS. Don't do it man. If you want to put adds on your bike make them cycling related products, but don't make people think you have a bike you don't. Get some Sidi or Zipp decals instead.
To quote the great H.S.: "Surely you can see the bind I'm in"
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What's really satisfying, is to come up with a name that fits you and a specific artistic theme you are trying to project. That's what I did with both bikes I built, and I love them both. So does my wife.
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#15
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No stickers go on any of my stuff unless a manufacturer is paying me or my team. (or giving me free stuff)
That said, I like the Type 'R' idea best. Of the two real choices, I am partial to Ciocc, but if you're stuck in the C's, try Cilo.
-Z (Capitalist-Dog Spot)
That said, I like the Type 'R' idea best. Of the two real choices, I am partial to Ciocc, but if you're stuck in the C's, try Cilo.
-Z (Capitalist-Dog Spot)
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Originally Posted by propagandrew
Someone is still bitter about Onterrio Smith I suspect
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
And ride around like this???!!!!
To quote the great H.S.: "Surely you can see the bind I'm in"
To quote the great H.S.: "Surely you can see the bind I'm in"
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Originally Posted by DinoShepherd
No stickers go on any of my stuff unless a manufacturer is paying me or my team. (or giving me free stuff)
That said, I like the Type 'R' idea best. Of the two real choices, I am partial to Ciocc, but if you're stuck in the C's, try Cilo.
-Z (Capitalist-Dog Spot)
That said, I like the Type 'R' idea best. Of the two real choices, I am partial to Ciocc, but if you're stuck in the C's, try Cilo.
-Z (Capitalist-Dog Spot)
Cilo is out, this boy is all Italian.
Cilo, you must be an old dog from the 80's and 90's?
Jeff
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Coppi is cool....or get something really exotic like SAB or Zeus or Kuips
I've got a mate who had some El Dodgo "Caloi" stickers made up in the 90's when Caloi/Merckx was supplying frames to Lotto and Motorola. Every second dude quizzed him about where he got the bike on training rides....underneath it was an aluminium Evolution.
Classic.
I've got a mate who had some El Dodgo "Caloi" stickers made up in the 90's when Caloi/Merckx was supplying frames to Lotto and Motorola. Every second dude quizzed him about where he got the bike on training rides....underneath it was an aluminium Evolution.
Classic.






