Weight Weenies

Karvalo wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 07, 2021 1:53 pm

Eh? The bike's not even built, the brake inners are just hanging loose. I am intrigued by the idea that someone actually makes clip-on drops though.

Not wanting to say it's beautifull, but sometimes comfort and budget is more important than looks. Clip on drops (Origin 8 )on a bikepacking race bike (not mine).

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Kristof047 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 07, 2021 3:22 pm

Karvalo wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 07, 2021 1:53 pm

Eh? The bike's not even built, the brake inners are just hanging loose. I am intrigued by the idea that someone actually makes clip-on drops though.

Not wanting to say it's beautifull, but sometimes comfort and budget is more important than looks. Clip on drops (Origin 8 )on a bikepacking race bike (not mine).

That's a much better way of using them. The thing that's really tickling me about the other one is that it's set up with road brake levers and nothing on the flat bar

This 3D Printed from Canyon at the UK Show compels me to revive this thread:

Bike I rode in Thailand a few years ago. Saddle like a Victorian sex toy and I swear the tubes were made out of noodles it flexed that much

The bike industry just keeps on giving...

Sure nobody knows about that perfect piece of aluminum

The brand is a french brand from rich area around Lyon.
Area is not a sh*thole, but the brand products seem a bit lik bullsh*t
"Boulhol aerocycles"
The developped several technologies of their own, custom frontwheel, frame, fork, seatpost, cranckset, front derailleur and cassette

Porsche's freak entry:

https://cyclingindustry.news/porsche-de ... ign-award/

But i still ordered one

Someone somewhere is going to snap the base of that seatmast.

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Yeah, that's ugly. But I'd like to think it's a way to keep riding after a back injury/surgery.

elSid wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 11, 2022 3:06 pm

Yeah, that's ugly. But I'd like to think it's a way to keep riding after a back injury/surgery.

Look at how short the headtube is, the negative rise stem and the downward sloping hoods.... This is someone who should be on a larger or different bike.

Another post-medical bike perhaps?

https://twitter.com/firsthippy/status/1 ... 32/photo/1

Currently on EBay


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