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By gganio on 02/09/2007. Bike tags: Commuter | folding bicycle | portable bicycle
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Mini125, 2007_MY, MDEbikes, Dedacciai FIRE Aluminum Tubeset

MDEbikes

MDEbikes

Bravo Industrial 125mm 83A SHR Polyurethane

Bravo Industrial 125mm 83A SHR Polyurethane

Aricle, Shimano 128mm

Selle Italia, Track

Generic Taiwanese Pedals, DID 25H

84 front with freewheel, 8 rear

Mini125 2007 model year, welded by Katsuhiro Mitsumoto now working at LEVEL.
5.7 Kg bike.
A pretty fast portable bicycle!





People who friended this bike marqueemoon, ja5on, TKeramidas, BK SMOOTH, booring, HawaiiIceMan, droopydaelf, Alia, Joshua A.C. Newman
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BRILLANT!!!

Submitted by HawaiiIceMan on 08/24/2007.

WOW that is amazing!!! if i get some funds ill be sure to get one!

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Hmm

Submitted by TKeramidas on 04/08/2007.

I like it, where can I get one?

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http://www.geocities.com/gganio.geo/vepo/

Submitted by gganio on 04/11/2007.

You can get it directly from me, here:
http://www.geocities.com/gganio.geo/vepo/

We have one in Houston, TX, so actually shipping can be easier.
gganio.geo@yahoo.com

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Man!

Submitted by mastronaut on 02/09/2007.

You must have to pedal your ass off to go anywhere on that!

http://velospace.org/user/1257

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84/7*125, 42/18*700

Submitted by gganio on 02/15/2007.

It is geared like a typical city bike. 84/7*125mm. 42/16 , 42/18*650mm. Few years ago, right after Athens Olympics, at a bike show in France, we had the chance to have this bike tested by a pretty large amount of track gold medals, keirin gold medal, any sort of former yellow jerseys, world champions. We used to have a rear hub mounted freewheel (which was a break thru). After the test of those set of legs, we have decided to settle for using a BB mounted free wheel. The chain didn't snap. Thierry Marie (former yellow jersey)bought one of these bikes right after having tested it. Tested it for probably 100km.
Thierry Marie, 2004 Roc d'Az

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