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Lamborghini's 50th anniversary limited edition BMC road bike! Only 50 to be made and no you cant afford it!

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can of canary yellow spray paint and a roll of masking tape, and drool no more GD

Am I to assume that drool means puke?

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Haha yea Bruce Ill try it tonight.... Maybe I could afford a Chinaborgini CMC Bike?

Um no DolphinPad.. Drool means sex on wheels.. You not don't think so?...

ok.. duno if drool is the word here.. none the less..

Astin Martins attempt at a bike
inbuit gps/computer/power meter that can take readings 200 times per second, disc brakes and a $38000 price tag

If thats not THE ugliest bike I've ever seen, it's f*kn close!!

Also disappointing the lack of gap between rear tyre and seat tube.. what if you want to do a touring ride and whack some 28's on it??

try the Audi Bike then, haha they deff need to stick cars huh..

hahah

I think this is cooler......structurally and aerodynamically dubious
.............but cooler

http://cyclingmoxie.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Peugeot-Concept-Bike-Onyx-front-view1-1024x640-700x437.jpg

And.....although ...going back to the BMC ......I think I prefer the simplicity of approach that Cervelo have with the S5 ...but hate their graphics

How I see my bike.


How others see it.

The Mountainator!!!!

wonder if this comes with white leather gloves and a scarce?

bugger all that....what I really want is a bike that can go anywhere anytime, forever..........including the South Pole

http://vimeo.com/63295828

BTW, on my short list for a new roadie is a Trek Domane. The more I read about it, the more its innovations make sense.
Plus, I am the same height as Fabian, who weighs 80-82kg

As much as I think Treks' paint jobs and decals have that KMart vibe, there's no question their R&D is unsurpassed.

So, my new bike is firming up to a Domane, with Di2 Ultegra.
The Domane 5.9 is retailing for $5099 and has :

- Frame 500 series OCLV carbon (one down from their premium carbon)
- BB90 bottom bracket, widest and stiffest on the market
- amongst the stiffest and thickest downtubes
- 23mm wide Bontrager Racelight wheels 1518grams

If Spartacus wins Paris Roubaix tonight, that'll sell me.
Unfortunately that leaves nothing to spend on a MTB. May be I'll buy Martin's for a heavy discount, seeing the novelty has worn off quick for him (he piked on this morning's ride. Strava says so)

BruceG wrote:BTW, on my short list for a new roadie is a Trek Domane. The more I read about it, the more its innovations make sense.
Plus, I am the same height as Fabian, who weighs 80-82kg

As much as I think Treks' paint jobs and decals have that KMart vibe, there's no question their R&D is unsurpassed.

So, my new bike is firming up to a Domane, with Di2 Ultegra.
The Domane 5.9 is retailing for $5099 and has :

- Frame 500 series OCLV carbon (one down from their premium carbon)
- BB90 bottom bracket, widest and stiffest on the market
- amongst the stiffest and thickest downtubes
- 23mm wide Bontrager Racelight wheels 1518grams

If Spartacus wins Paris Roubaix tonight, that'll sell me.
Unfortunately that leaves nothing to spend on a MTB. May be I'll buy Martin's for a heavy discount, seeing the novelty has worn off quick for him (he piked on this morning's ride. Strava says so)

And what if Taylor Phinney or Hushovd win, will you buy a BMC GranFondo GF01?

BruceG wrote: May be I'll buy Martin's for a heavy discount, seeing the novelty has worn off quick for him (he piked on this morning's ride. Strava says so)

Ha ha. I did not pike but my Garmin did. It obviously is a roadie Garmin. My bike is for sale but at more than RRP as it has lot more cred after to today.

Onehundredandeighty wrote:
And what if Taylor Phinney or Hushovd win, will you buy a BMC GranFondo GF01?

nope....cos presumably they don't have herniated lumbar disc pain like me, that the Domane's softer rear end will benefit.

MartinW wrote:Ha ha. I did not pike but my Garmin did. It obviously is a roadie Garmin. My bike is for sale but at more than RRP as it has lot more cred after to today.

Lots of cred in pushing it up the steeper bits Martin
leave your HRM at home next time huh

actually, that's the reason I want to get the weight off before buying an MTB. those nasty HR spikes are prone to creating an urgent need for a pacemaker for the rest of your life, esp if the arteries are lined with extra fat and calcium.

BruceG wrote:
leave your HRM at home next time huh

A better gear choice will resolve that problem along with knowing how long the incline is.
Tough ride as no time for a warmup before you have to work hard.

And it was bit not bits

MartinW wrote:And it was bit not bits

gee, you are a stickler for detail Martin...
you all geared up to watch Paris Roubiax tonight....for a bit?

BruceG wrote:
you all geared up to watch Paris Roubiax tonight....for a bit?

Yes, just organizing the wife to prepare some snacks to get me to the end.

MartinW wrote:

BruceG wrote:
you all geared up to watch Paris Roubiax tonight....for a bit?

Yes, just organizing the wife to prepare some snacks to get me to the end.

In my wildest dreams, I cannot imagine your wife doing that Martin.....at least not for you....Kevin Rudd, definitely, Wayne Swan, yes, Kim Flesser, maybe.

BruceG wrote:
In my wildest dreams, I cannot imagine your wife doing that Martin.....

Hi Bruce. This is Louen, Martin's wife. He has some muffins I baked today and some tasty cheese and crackers. And I would not bake for K Rudd, only for Swany as he is such a hard worker. when are you coming over for dinner?

Bloody hell!...

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