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If these were my only choices, I'd stop riding
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I would suggest that who ever compiled this does not ride for fear of messing their hair or getting their skin wind chapped
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couldn't agree more...
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The range of bike design is astounding thanks for sharing. How easy or hard would it be to sell any of these on eBay?
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Those bikes are all certainly different. I get the beauty in their diversity.
Those bikes can all still be ridden. I get the beauty in their deliverance of that experience. Those bikes are all products of imagination. I get the beauty in striving past boundaries. The misnomer of those bikes as 'most beautiful' is a cheap ploy and there's nothing pretty about pandering. |
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The problem is not the article, it's the title.
Ten Boutique Bicycle Builders would be more appropriate. The title is designed to grab you, but it's misleading.
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Aha the culprits:
"By Autos Editors" |
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that website not accessible from the UK... ···???
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'Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer.' -- W. C. Fields |
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you're not missing anything.
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For me the beauty of a bicycle is its simplicity. If you deviate too far from the normal shapes or have too many superfluous curves and swoops it just doesn't work for me. Gentle curves of chain or seat stays can be attractive but a little goes a long way. Even Dave Kirk's terraplane stays took a year or so to grow on me but I now own one and love the aesthetic.
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mine!!!!
Still go with my own FF. It now has FF seatpost matched to the stem and other carbon wheels.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/firefl...7636160361504/ |
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