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Yeti grips? Perhaps he is an STW'er.
I'll put my house deeds on a beard & sandels also.
But hat off to the guy.
So fascinatingly ugly, it simply wipes it's ar$e with any form of rule book.
rubbish bike is sooo rubbish he must be cool?
I have to ask what the guys doing that a normal good tourer wouldn't cope with.
That said I'd like to see the riding he does in those super narrow flatties, I'd rather test fly a jet.
From Bike Snob NYC:
It's gone through the rubbish rapids and is now swimming serenely in the pools of cool..
The original frankenbike?
From Bike Snob NYC:
Ummm? WTF?
Kind of reminds me of the humuhumu-nukunuku-apua'a
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Just with the middle tube reversed 🙂
i'm surprised no-one's mentioned or noticed that other "wonderous" bit of 90's kit the good ol' GIRVIN FLEXSTEM....flex being the operative word....maybe thats why he's got the second set of bars...i found one in a box at home years ago....and that's where its staying...
gonzy - Memberi'm surprised no-one's mentioned or noticed that other "wonderous" bit of 90's kit the good ol' GIRVIN FLEXSTEM....flex being the operative word....maybe thats why he's got the second set of bars...i found one in a box at home years ago....and that's where its staying...
I also noticed that however i've an even greater question. How come the girvin is for an Aheadset? I'm ready to be proven mistaken but i reckon they stopped doing them long before quil stems met their demise.
flexy stems were ****ing shit
Flexstems were all we had before suspension forks became worth buying. We thought they were pretty good at the time.
That bike looks to me as if it's designed to take 26" and 700 wheels.