I have no words for this. Can someone call them and ask if they are serious please.
http://www.powercobikeconcept.com/finnpower-f-t.html#f
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The 90s called... they want their bike back
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Posted 5 months ago #
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It's a Streethawk MTB
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Thats some standover
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it may just be the mast but it looks like a very short reach vs 'seat tube' length frame?
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All bikes look the same with the lights off - maybe she's a good ride??
For some reason I'm doubtful.Does it come with a step ladder to get on it?
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Photo of non-drive side and chain in smaller chainring fail. Patio is literally spotless, however.
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Look at that BB height
Utterly gopping.
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Look at that BB height
indeed. my brother used to have a trials bike with bb above the axles (quite common)
only rode well on one wheel at a time.
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FINNPOWER™ F gives a unique experience with its breakthrough design and skilful handcraft. Superb riding experience is accomplished by using high-end materials and the best available components. Riding pleasure with FINNPOWER™ F knows no limits.
What a load of tosh.
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I think one of the staffers should call them and ask them to explain. I am really that curious.
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Look at that BB height
Optical illusion? It looks less than half an inch above the axles, add in 2" of sagg and thats a 12" BB which is pretty much what all bikes have? Shock looks horificaly short for a 7" bike though.
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On the web site under 'Bikes' they show another model that has blue stantions on the Fox forks. Is blue kashima more slippery than gold?
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That's crazy, it's almost as daft as someone spending loads of money taking an old cruiser bike design and making it into a modern mtb, who'd do that?.
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Looks like its been designed by a blind man. The same blind man also took care of their product photography for them.
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On the web site under 'Bikes' they show another model that has blue stantions on the Fox forks. Is blue kashima more slippery than gold?
If it's real I want them, but I suspect it's an epic photoshop fail?
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Thought it looked more like an old cannoandale raven. Can't find a good photo.
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If it's real I want them, but I suspect it's an epic photoshop fail?
Surely the latter.
EDIT: nice slick tyres too. Maybe it's their take on a commuter?
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Just started reading the press release.
Härmä, Finland -- A Finnish crimping machine manufacturer,
Well they sure crimped that out.
Posted 5 months ago # -
Looks like my old Trek VRX. That was rubbish as well...
Posted 5 months ago # -
If David Hasselhoff ever gets the biking bug, then I think you may have found exactly what he'd be looking for!
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Bizarre. Looks like it's supposed to be a DH or FR (or AM whatever it's called now) bike long travel, but small air shock, long stem, rubbish standover clearence and you aint going to be able to drop the saddle. ALways been sceptical about those sort of wheels, do they have brake surfaces too?
Oh yeah and every branch.
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I like the forks.
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does anyone else read their slogan and think of condoms?
DESIGNED FOR PLEASURE AND PERFORMACE
Posted 5 months ago # -
Do they do a 29er version? I mean, its already hideous, may as well go the whole hog.
Posted 5 months ago # -
Looks just like any other full sus bike to me.
What's the difference?
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Patio is literally spotless, however.
The way the rear wheel hovers above the patio is a bit disturbing though.Posted 5 months ago # -
Shame they changed the wheels from the prototype version
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What's the difference?
Well, the front brake seems to work without a brake hose for a start
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The forks on the top one have had a "cut and shut"
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