There is a fellow at one of the rides I make that has an sl4 that he swapped fixie AND rattle can sprayed flat black. I will have to try and get a pic.

Hey now, he damn near pulled it off.

Good lord. 2013 Matte purple 725 leader for sale full set up

I couldn't help notice the appropriate pose prop. :lol:

http://images.craigslist.org/00T0T_g...NZ_600x450.jpg

That bike is so loud I can hear it from here.

I dig the purple frame but thats all I got.

More toptube pad(?) goodness...

http://i59.tinypic.com/5oegdc.jpg

Pool noodles are how I package my frame for traveling/shipping, guess it caught on.

If it's a polo build, the nut cushion kinda makes sense. Are those clipless pedals though? Now you've lost me.

Spin or climb for dayz

Nice to see this thread back.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=404321
https://austin.craigslist.org/bop/4639920765.html

Current trend in aero cockpits is quite stylish. Dude probably upgraded to the blue Trek. Good value: "$100 saddle."

That bike's hard not to recognize. Belongs to the expat president of an Austin fixie vigilante bike theft recovery gang. Say what you will about his taste, but they're a nice group to have around.

I don't care if he's the Easter Bunny or the the second coming of Christ. His bike is stupid.

Wonder how it made its way from Austin to Milwaukee...

He's actually the second coming of the Easter Bunny and his bike is like that so no-one is tempted to steal it. Guess he's learnt from all those victims he's helped.

If that was his goal, he succeeded. I doubt he could GIVE that bike away.

https://chicago.sv.craigslist.org/nw...660085180.html

My computer is fighting uploading the pics. I like the brake lever.

I'd actually like to try that thing. It won a Merit Prize in the 2009 International Bicycle Design Competition.

Jack for you & me, porn for a 3 year old.

This thread has brought tears of laughter and pure anger to my eyes. well done.

Which almost guarantees it's rubbish. Looks like it's been left out in the sun and melted ... buy maybe that's just the photographer's stupidity in imagining that 'art' is more important than actually letting people see the bike properly.