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12-19-06 | 12:20 AM

urbanplanner19

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wtf

look at this beast. it's like the kkk meets the jetsons.

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12-19-06 | 12:28 AM

john_and_off

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more like the jetsons meet... uh, the... the jetsons meet the, uh...

ok, you hit the nail on the head

12-19-06 | 12:35 AM

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looks like it should be at the SF moma

12-19-06 | 12:40 AM

jjvw

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It better be made of marshmallows!

12-19-06 | 02:24 AM

Hocam

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FINALLY!!

An aero frame NOT made out of plastic by kids/slaves in China.

12-19-06 | 02:45 AM

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It better be made of marshmallows!

win

12-19-06 | 04:04 AM

shogun17

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Quote:

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FINALLY!!

An aero frame NOT made out of plastic by kids/slaves in China.

Yeah, its made out of metal by kids in China.

12-19-06 | 04:41 AM

Hocam

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Yeah, its made out of metal by kids in China.

Just what I always wanted.

12-19-06 | 05:06 AM

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frame pump...

12-19-06 | 11:43 AM

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If my design book is correct it is a later version of "The Bicycle of the Future" by Ben Bowden, originally designed for the "Britian Can Make It" exhibition in 1946. If he kept with his original plan, than this is also battery operated.

12-19-06 | 12:56 PM

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China is buying all the steel in the world, I guess they just don't want to use it on a bunch of whiney "purists" who spend more time trying to qualify themselves on the internet than actually using pedals. Ah the new millenium.