Jan Ulrich BIKES!!!!!

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05-31-06 | 04:46 AM

domestique

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Jan Ulrich BIKES!!!!!

Who will be the first to sport a Ullrich!?

I can't believe Jan beat Lance to his own bike line... that is awesome!

Article:
https://www.cyclingnews.com/tech/?id=.../ullrich_bikes

Website: YOU can build your own Jan Bike..... mine came to over 10,000 Euros!

https://www.janullrich-bikes.de/

frames range from €1,395 to €2,995... thats $2,371.50 to $5091.20! (considering US conversion of 1.7)

The "Grand Tour" model is sweet!

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05-31-06 | 05:07 AM

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hope it takes off for him and becomes successful.
he is a great contender and outstanding cyclist.

05-31-06 | 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by domestique

That hair is rockin'.

Love the "handwritten" first name in front of the last name on the downtube.

05-31-06 | 05:10 AM

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Originally Posted by 56/12 and 22/28

That hair is rockin'.

Love the "handwritten" first name in front of the last name on the downtube.

Those are good looking bikes, but I wish they would have left the first name off.

05-31-06 | 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by cslone

Those are good looking bikes, but I wish they would have left the first name off.

Yea , ULRICH sounds much more cool and macho.

05-31-06 | 06:20 AM

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Hmm...I would expect it to have a bigger head tube and a fatter down tube.

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05-31-06 | 06:22 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Grasschopper

Hmm...I would expect it to have a bigger head tube and a fatter down tube.

That's funny right there... I don't care who you are.

05-31-06 | 06:26 AM

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JU Bikes have been out for a while, its just that now they have a full line instead of one generic, rebadged frame.

05-31-06 | 06:35 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cslone

Those are good looking bikes, but I wish they would have left the first name off.

Actually, how about if the downtube just said THE JAN on it?

05-31-06 | 06:36 AM

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Actually, how about if the downtube just said THE JAN on it?

No, Der Jan.

05-31-06 | 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by 56/12 and 22/28

No, Der Jan.

Ja. Danke.

05-31-06 | 06:42 AM

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I'll just take a pair of those Lightweights, please... You can keep the bike

They're nice-looking and all, but I don't know that I can support the Jan that fervently...

DrPete

05-31-06 | 06:42 AM

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56/12 and 22/28

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Ja. Danke.

Nurburgring Nordscheiffle!!!

That's the only German I know.

05-31-06 | 06:43 AM

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I'll just take a pair of those Lightweights, please... You can keep the bike

They're nice-looking and all, but I don't know that I can support the Jan that fervently...

DrPete

Which Lightweights?

The Standard? Or the Ventoux?

05-31-06 | 06:47 AM

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I just noticed that the first and third bikes have Shimano and the second one has Campy for the shifting. The cranks look to be a variety, too. Maybe Jan is confused with all the Campy v Shimano threads.

05-31-06 | 06:49 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 56/12 and 22/28

Which Lightweights?

The Standard? Or the Ventoux?

Either ones--I'm not picky.

But being a big boy, I think the Standard would be the way to go.

DrPete

05-31-06 | 06:54 AM

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Quote:

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Either ones--I'm not picky.

But being a big boy, I think the Standard would be the way to go.

DrPete

I'd roll with a Ventoux front and a Standard rear.

That's if I win the lottery.

05-31-06 | 07:22 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Grasschopper

Hmm...I would expect it to have a bigger head tube and a fatter down tube.

Awesome!

05-31-06 | 07:46 AM

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05-31-06 | 07:58 AM

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[QUOTE}"frames range from €1,395 to €2,995... thats $2,371.50 to $5091.20! (considering US conversion of 1.7)"

$2-5k?? Scheiße!!

05-31-06 | 08:01 AM

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I normally detest girls bikes but those look ok. A not too radical sloping tube and classy looking. Good work Kaiser. Someone should put the seats up on the blue and orange bikes so they look cooler.