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Colnago track/pursuit 1988 polish olympic frame on zipp

By 2ander on 12/04/2009. Bike tags: Track bike | 1980's | 1988 | c-record | campagnolo | more tags >>
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colnago pursuit, 56cm, 1988

3ttt hinged, deda track bars

colnago precisa red detailing, c-record pista

phil wood, zipp 440, gatorskin tubular

phil wood, zipp 440, gatorskin tubular

record pista 49t, record pista

selle italia flite, c-record aero

record track, izumi toughness

49/18

my baby. I take her to the track for private sessions if you know what I mean...

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this would be great ...

Submitted by _nico on 05/30/2011.

with the original 650c fork ...

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"my baby. I take her to the

Submitted by Multi Grooves on 12/24/2009.

"my baby. I take her to the track for private sessions if you know what I mean..."

...you ride round in circles?

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amazing

Submitted by Brett Kuck on 12/04/2009.

beautiful bike man i would love to have this

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nice.

Submitted by koshy on 12/04/2009.

super nice build. always loved pursuit frames...

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With 49/18, you'd always be

Submitted by albieish on 12/04/2009.

With 49/18, you'd always be left behind.

;)

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I agree

Submitted by ride slow on 01/30/2010.

I agree

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says the guy riding a

Submitted by bmhammo on 12/04/2009.

says the guy riding a bmx.
how would 49-18 be left behind?

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So quick to judge how many

Submitted by albieish on 12/05/2009.

So quick to judge how many bikes I own off of a website.

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so quick to judge anyone

Submitted by bmhammo on 12/07/2009.

so quick to judge anyone whos first impression of this amazing bike is, 'youll be left behind.'

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"I take her to the track for

Submitted by albieish on 12/15/2009.

"I take her to the track for private sessions if you know what I mean..."

The phrase in question.
Riding a 49/18 gear ratio in any sort of race would be laughable at the Velodrome.
I am just poking fun at the user's bicycle being built for speed with carbon wheels and
talking about "private sessions" on the track with a very supple and mild gear ratio.

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cos

Submitted by E on 12/04/2009.

cos most ppl run higher than 72GI on the track

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he keeps his gearing low

Submitted by cool bike dude on 12/04/2009.

so he can always be "pursuing" people

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+1

Submitted by tracksloth on 12/30/2009.

Yes, pursuit is best accomplished from behind, if you know what I mean.

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"Yes, pursuit is best accomplished from behind, if you know..."

Submitted by gravityhurts on 11/16/2012.

LMFAO - I know I'm late to this party - but this most clever response is very Mark Twain'ish

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nice one

Submitted by mattattatt on 02/19/2010.

nice one.

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