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Andrew

minez01 wrote:

fatherofmany wrote:I'll see your 5 and raise you 3

How did he even manage to get up there? Must have hopped on at a stairwell or something

Lean it against a tall tree or light pole.... climb up 'ladder-style'.... be very careful which way you lean

Marto wrote:

JV911 wrote:not a bike, but definately fugly!

Fixed (Athos Quad):

Not really so ugly (from Steppe By Steppe, the quike)

JV911 wrote:not a bike, but definately fugly!

the vehicle might be... but she defenatly isn't fugly...
if all users looked like that i could get used to that...

Ozkaban wrote:Does this qualify? As a bike I mean. Ugly is a given

an ex-girlfriend had one of these...its a a 'Kickbike'. Great work out, high intensity, and develops the mythical buns of steel and is an attention grabber, but you look like a knob riding one. So (kick)bike... ugly...but (kick)bike and rider in action.. UGLY and ridiculous

"Kickbike"? Verbal masturbation by the marketing drones It's a frikkin' scooter.

Never a fan of the bandy legged Italian brand, here's their hipster chariot...
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Mulger bill wrote:Never a fan of the bandy legged Italian brand, here's their hipster chariot...
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is it bad that i like that frame? just needs some gears

Dunno if this has been posted yet, but it's ugly enough for a second look anyway

il padrone wrote:

thats just gonna lead to another Lube debate...

Nothing ugly about the chainsaw - it's just functional, unlike this one

find_bruce wrote:Nothing ugly about the chainsaw - it's just functional, unlike this one

There's function in that. I bet it really flies...... Has great aero characteristics....

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Andrew

I don't see anything wrong with the frame Andrew. Is it the moustache bars, the red accents, gold brakes or all 3 that you object to ?

Not sure what is so ugly about that Surly

It is an unconventional style of bike but built to a purpose - obviously for someone who is a bit short and wants flat bars with an in-line grip option.

Aushiker wrote:
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Andrew

If you're going to make your cabling highly visible by choosing a contrast colour for the outers then you really, really ought do it tidily! The front end of that bike is a mess (says the man with electrical tape holding his cables down, but at least mine are black on black, and it's only 'temporary' ).

find_bruce wrote:I don't see anything wrong with the frame Andrew. Is it the moustache bars, the red accents, gold brakes or all 3 that you object to ?

In this order ... red accents, gold brakes, moustache bars.

Andrew

Aushiker wrote:In this order ... red accents, gold brakes, moustache bars.

...its not called an ogre for nothing...

longshanks wrote:

Aushiker wrote:In this order ... red accents, gold brakes, moustache bars.

...its not called an ogre for nothing...

Andrew

How about a triplet even the Goodies wouldn't ride ?

If the all over the place tubes and butt ugly seat covers weren't enough, check out the front forks and ahem brakes

Yeah, but it appears to be matt black and the No 2 peddler has a bell as well just in case the driver doesn't see the ped.

I like the contrast of having three different types of pedals on one bike, and the coordinated rust coloured chains and handlebars.