**The most iconic bikes of all time**?

[Brian Cdn]

For me it's a Stella, ridden by Louison Bobet with the iconic Huret Bobet rear derailleur.

[buddybikes]

fortunately he had campy quick releases not those wing nuts. My first bike came with those, spent half time on side of road tightening

[PacNW2Ford]

For me, they would be bikes that I would instantly associate with the rider and success:
Andy Hampsten’ Landshark “Huffy”
Indurain’s Banesto Pinarello
Scott Moninger’s Coors Light Serotta
Raul Alcala’s Word Perfect Colnago

More obscure:
Thomas Frischknecht’s (sp?) Ritchey P-21
Jimmy Deaton’s Yeti ARC
Eric Heiden’s Wheaties Schwinn Paramount

[enr1co]

Could be a road bike

[Brian Cdn]

Originally Posted by steveandbarb1

fortunately he had campy quick releases not those wing nuts. My first bike came with those, spent half time on side of road tightening

Here are some that didn't get tightened....

[homagesilkhope]

Couple more USA national champ bikes:

Freddy Rodriguez's Merckx Team SC
John Eustice's Gianni Motta Personal 2001

plus

Eddy Merckx's Giuseppe Pela' Team Faema

[alancw3]

Originally Posted by dancinkozmo

in the dictionary under 'bicycle' there should simply be this picture...

+1. one of my all time favorite bikes. cinelli supercorsa.

also lusted after:
schwinn paramount
raleigh professional
colnago arabesque
hetchkins magnum opus
klein attitude

[spacemen3]

Originally Posted by dddd

Hey, I own one of those.

[93KgBike]