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I always liked Trek bikes from when I rode years and years and years ago. So, here's mine.
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My new C3
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Quote: I always liked Trek bikes from when I rode years and years and years ago. So, here's mine.
Nice shot! The phrase 'the portrait of a bike' comes to mind, which doesn't happen very often.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Rusty213 [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
[IMG]cyclingforums.com700Open ↗[/IMG]My new C3
Drive side please! Or it's like taking a photo of a car's interior from the passenger side.
Nice ride. But a carbon Litespeed? Interesting, but isn't that some kind of crime against titanium? BTW, nice reflectors.
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Quote: Originally Posted by bartsie [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Nice shot! The phrase 'the portrait of a bike' comes to mind, which doesn't happen very often.
Thanks. One of my other expensive hobby is photography.
Al
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Why does Litespeed mount the seat post bottle holder so low?
Nice Ritchey, Cale! Good choice on the white stem and hoods.
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Quote: Originally Posted by CAMPYBOB [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Why does Litespeed mount the seat post bottle holder so low?Nice Ritchey, Cale! Good choice on the white stem and hoods.
I think it's partly an illusion due to the smooth, rounded CF transition from the down tube to the seat tube.
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Quote: Originally Posted by CAMPYBOB [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Why does Litespeed mount the seat post bottle holder so low?My old Tarmac had the same low drilling. At first it seemed odd considering the bottle placement on the other bikes I've owned but I found it easier getting bottles in and out, especially the taller bottle designs.
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Christ on a bike!! My "other" bike has taken me to some most unlikely places.
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[IMG]cyclingforums.com700Open ↗[/IMG]Christ on a bike!! My "other" bike has taken me to some most unlikely places.
cool。。。。
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[IMG]cyclingforums.com1000Open ↗[/IMG]I always liked Trek bikes from when I rode years and years and years ago. So, here's mine.
Not many really appreciate the Madone 4.6... I do.
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Hey Old-n-Slow, it was seeing your thread that made me investigate and eventually purchase the 4.6. It's a unique model since they only made it in '12. I like it as it's pretty nimble and light.
Al
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This is my carbon bike, build up by myself.
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[IMG]cyclingforums.comLLOpen ↗[/IMG] This is my carbon bike, build up by myself.
What frame is that?
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What frame is that?
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