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This guy designed Lance's bike

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Original section: Cycling Equipment
Published: 9 May 2006
Last activity: 17 May 2006
Original author: Email address hidden
Posts: 41
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Topics: Classics racing Cycling clothing

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Qui si parla Campagnolo
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17 May 2006, 12:54 UTC #41

Michael Press said:
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Dave Larrington said:
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Well, he was on the team that did, anyway. I've heard Michael speak.
What an amazing presentation! Anyway here's his bio, along with other
faces of Trek:
http://www2.trekbikes.com/us/en/Technology/ACG_Faces/Michael_Sagan.php
I thought it was THIS guy:
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No visible fork offset. Rotation appears to be a hinge
arrangement. Gudgeon and pintle?
Sounds like a comedy team....and Now...Gudgeon and Pintle...in a day at
the park!!
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