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Mugglechops wrote:All these bikes have far too skinny tyres

Very nice indeed.

Andrew

jasonc wrote:

Mugglechops wrote:All these bikes have far too skinny tyres

how are you going to break this one mugglechops?

Hoping this one is tough enough not to break anything.

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Now that looks awesome!

Just to share it a little more around the forum...



Need to adjust my seat angle so to prevent smashed balls!

there's a bike in there...?

mitchy_ wrote:there's a bike in there...?

Yip, that's one of those 3D pics that you have to stare at for 3mins so that it appears...

It's as clear as day to me. But then again I do own a propel

mitchy_ wrote:there's a bike in there...?

Suffice to say your profile avatar is fitting!


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More Giant awesomeness:



TCR Advanced SL1 DA9000, medium. 7.3kg with saddle bag (minus water bottles), or 6.84kg without saddle bag.

Incredible bike. the fastest bike I've ever ridden - it just flies. Up hills it is amazing.

Mt Dandy on a pleasantly warm Sunday

My boring flat bar after a clean this afternoon

New (old!) commuter. Steelie rebuild with an eye on credit card touring. Thanks to all the forum members who contributed their surplus parts for this one.

Nice commuter mate.

spirro wrote:My boring flat bar after a clean this afternoon

Nice looking frame, hydroformed alloy can be Purdy .

That Gemini is a good looker too rangersac, is the paintwork original?

singlespeedscott wrote:Nice commuter mate.

+1

Mugglechops wrote:All these bikes have far too skinny tyres

very cool.

ldrcycles wrote: That Gemini is a good looker too rangersac, is the paintwork original?

Yep, I gave it a scrub and a couple of layers of clear coat to hopefully preserve it from the commuting grind. I did remove the top tube decal though as that was a bit ratty.

rangersac wrote:by rangersac » Mon Feb 24, 2014 9:48 pm

Wot - no posts for the whole working week........

Gotta love it when a day off work coicides with mild weather and bikes in need off riding.......... somewhere.......... Living in the Great Ocean Road hinterland has it's benefits.......

Aargh my eyes! Very cool though, there's a spot in my garage reserved for a Bottechia in case I ever manage to get one. Don't tell me you've replaced the Colnago though?

ldrcycles wrote:Aargh my eyes!

This bike does evoke that response from some......... other fawn all over it........ it's a love / hate thing..........

ldrcycles wrote:Don't tell me you've replaced the Colnago though?

No, both the C50 and the Master X light are tucked away in the shed waiting their turns............

More of Robin Hood in neon tights.............

lovely pics OR

I wanna go riding with OR!

haven't posted a proper picture of it in here. (iphone doesn't count!)

open roader wrote:

ldrcycles wrote:Aargh my eyes!

It's a love / hate thing..........

Who really cares. I like it which is all that matters

mitchy_ wrote:

That saddle looks like a cheese grater