holy crap!
 

just think about how tough you'd look riding one of these down the street, although i would hate to know how bad your back would hurt. talk about drop bars!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...690867490&rd=1

LOL: huylarious! why not just skip the frame, ride a unicycle and grab unto the axle nuts of a free-floating front wheel.

Damn!...Why don't you just put a set of BMX pegs on your front wheel and steer with those.

yeah, that thing is crazy. i don't know where rossin frames are made, but it looks like these frames made by a russian frame designer in the 80s. that bar set up was banned apparently. i imagine a few people were impaled by the headset. its crazy as hell though.

I must possess this.

I have visions of losing an eye on the top of that headset...

It's totally worth it.

I like my depth perception, thank you very much.

Yea, the big guy in the sky called them "handle bars" for a reason, not "fork bars."

I imagine nasty connections between rubber and face, waaaaay too easliy.

yeah, seems oddly normal.

maybe they're hairless chimps and their arms are longer than normal...

it'll make you a better lover.

fsnl
sparky

It looks like a slight, but important, difference between the one on eBay and the pics on bikecult is the headset. The pics on bikecult (for the most part) don't seem to have a nub/headset like part poking up.

Chris Boardman used fork bars to great effect in the post-Lotus monocoque years. But the Aussie Superbike bars are still the most gorgeous aero bars ever made.

I dunno about the bikes in those pics, but those campy discs are pretty hot.