I dunno...but whatever animal they used...it would have had a wise-crack to make at the end of the scene.sogood said:Given Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble both used foot power to drive their families around and were early believers of high cadence work. If they had a HRM and cadence meter, what do you think was the design and construction?
Finally, do you think they had power meters?
I think it used a bird in a cage that was mounted on the dashboard. The Shimano version used a cage that was sealed shut at the factory. When the bird died you had to throw the whole unit away and buy another. The Campagnolo version had a door on the cage, and when the bird died you could replace the bird.Crankyfeet said:
But the Shimano version was used by Bedrock's sporting hero, Lance Armstone.Bro Deal said:I think it used a bird in a cage that was mounted on the dashboard. The Shimano version used a cage that was sealed shut at the factory. When the bird died you had to throw the whole unit away and buy another. The Campagnolo version had a door on the cage, and when the bird died you could replace the bird.
The Campy version used a pretty, stylish bird like a cockatoo. The Shimano version used a buzzard.
And all the wires from the Shimano version, holding the cage in place, came out of the front of the car in big ugly loops.Bro Deal said:I think it used a bird in a cage that was mounted on the dashboard. The Shimano version used a cage that was sealed shut at the factory. When the bird died you had to throw the whole unit away and buy another. The Campagnolo version had a door on the cage, and when the bird died you could replace the bird.
The Campy version used a pretty, stylish bird like a cockatoo. The Shimano version used a buzzard.
But Ulrock's hardly been sighted since the Operation Pumicestone scandal broke. And Armstone's all over the Bedrock magazine covers with his new young arm candy, Ashley Boulderson.Bro Deal said:
