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SpeshulEd 08-07-15 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by SquidPuppet (Post 18054210)
Just follow the headlights. :lol:

I was trying to, but it looks like the one is just pointing straight down and the others could be tail lights for all I know. That thing makes my head hurt.


Originally Posted by SquidPuppet (Post 18054222)

Jake the Snake wheel gets a win vote from me.

neamatoad 08-07-15 04:01 PM

yeah, no hate on jake the snake

Mumonkan 08-07-15 05:36 PM

but the fact that it is on any bike other than a kona jake the snake puts it in this thread alone

hardboiled718 08-07-15 06:11 PM

That's pretty awesome, I wonder if it's double printed on the opposite side. It'd be a shame if not.

Night_shift 08-07-15 06:22 PM


Originally Posted by hardboiled718 (Post 18054973)
That's pretty awesome, I wonder if it's double printed on the opposite side. It'd be a shame if not.

I think it is, you can kind of see the mirrored print on the other wheel, they are mirrored so they have the same silhouette. Could be wrong tho...

Night_shift 08-12-15 01:09 PM

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SCK 08-12-15 01:56 PM

Excellent shape is a relative term, right?

Unkle Rico 08-12-15 01:57 PM

Soo.. he stops like fred flinstone then?


SCK 08-12-15 02:00 PM

Or he just walks beside it, no brakes necessary.

BilbroSwaggins 08-12-15 07:28 PM

I didn't know Bianchi came in aqua.

Robofunc 08-12-15 11:02 PM

that bianchi is effing brilliant

velofinds 08-13-15 08:59 AM

Not quite sure what to think about this, but I think it belongs here.

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDk2WDYwMQ...Vx~qx/$_12.JPG
Stayer Racing Cycling Motor Pace Bike Track Pista Vintage | eBay

Night_shift 08-13-15 09:15 AM

I dunno man, I think I would ride that. The bianchi I wouldn't because I would die.

Scrodzilla 08-13-15 09:21 AM


Originally Posted by leegf (Post 18071810)

Nothing 'jackass' about it at all. It's a stayer bike. Google it.

velofinds 08-13-15 09:26 AM

So it is. Carry on :thumb:

TimothyH 08-13-15 07:47 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 18071866)
Nothing 'jackass' about it at all. It's a stayer bike. Google it.

Sweet.
One of the most exotic (and dangerous) forms of bicycle racing would have to be stayer racing. Contested on the velodromes of Europe, riders are on a special extra stable, big geared, high set bicycle and paced behind a large motorcycle and its driver. Speeds in this bizarre field of racing are high, as fast as the motorcycle is traveling, and coordination with the driver is critical.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdLj2Nvv3k0


-Tim-

Noli Timere 08-13-15 07:55 PM

Eddie Merckx was in a stayer accident in which he was injured and his stayer was killed.

SpeshulEd 08-13-15 08:27 PM

That looks crazy!

franswa 08-13-15 08:42 PM

I for one feel that, regardless of its heritage, that bike should stayer in this thread.

Andersper 08-14-15 04:17 AM


Originally Posted by Noli Timere (Post 18073624)
Eddie Merckx was in a stayer accident in which he was injured and his stayer was killed.

Is it just me, or does this read as a Chuck Norris invincibility meme?

Mumonkan 08-14-15 06:33 PM

https://scontent-lga1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...bd&oe=56462AA1

Superia 08-14-15 07:06 PM


Originally Posted by TimothyH (Post 18073598)
Sweet.
One of the most exotic (and dangerous) forms of bicycle racing would have to be stayer racing. Contested on the velodromes of Europe, riders are on a special extra stable, big geared, high set bicycle and paced behind a large motorcycle and its driver. Speeds in this bizarre field of racing are high, as fast as the motorcycle is traveling, and coordination with the driver is critical.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdLj2Nvv3k0


-Tim-

They still do something very similar here in Belgium, it's called "Derny racing".

"Derny" is the name of those mopeds they use...


Night_shift 08-14-15 07:29 PM


Originally Posted by Mumonkan (Post 18076365)

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off a cliff.

europa 08-14-15 10:00 PM


Originally Posted by Superia (Post 18076458)
They still do something very similar here in Belgium, it's called "Derny racing".

"Derny" is the name of those mopeds they use...



Different type of competition too. There is only one derny. It gets progressively faster with each lap. You're not allowed to pass the derny until it pulls off for the final sprint. Great competition.

jlafitte 08-14-15 10:23 PM

Not exactly on topic but the one time (so far) I've visited the SD velodrome, there was a rider getting motorpaced, and they were going fast, real fast. I started talking with a dude finishing up his training session, and came to find that the guy on the motorbike was none other than Eddie B., whose book Bicycle Road Racing had been my bible twenty years earlier. Not in my wildest imagination he would have wound up coaching track in SD, hope he's doing well.


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