So you think your stem is "slammed"?

[fiamme red]

Good luck topping this. :)

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Takhion-vintage-retro-race-bike-rare-campagnolo-road-bicycle-fast-fixie-cool-/140739847366

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzY4WDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqJHJEcE91sk5iF6BPiz+ngTuw~~60_12.JPG

[Honey]

i think some ethereal beings might have a problem with that.

[Chance]

What's the point if he turns around and places the bar ends at a near-normal height?:confused:

It's cool that people experiment with different ideas, but if he's going to go this route it should be taken all the way.

[Chance]

Picture showing bars not that low:

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzY4WDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqVHJEoE917SHz7oBPiz+6O9fw~~60_12.JPG

[Dave Wages]

There were a small number of track and time trial bikes that were built this way back in the day. The ironic thing is that if it were fitted with a standard stem and drop bars, the drops might actually be lower than those bullhorns.

[Orrery]

Obligatory "In Soviet Union, stem slams you!" joke.

Interesting RD/DT shifters, can anyone ID?

[Louis]

I'd really be impressed if they had to go down to a 20" front wheel to get the fork crown even lower.

[efleigh]

with that setup, they could really, really get their head and back low. flexible flyers (the riders, that is).

[cekte]

Interesting RD/DT shifters, can anyone ID?

Tahkion (Tachyon) made quite a bit of their own componentry beside just framesets -cranks, chainrings, stems, bars, shifters, etc. So I am guessing there is a very good chance that these components may have also been made by Tahkion.