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Innovative Cycle Engineering I.C.E. Carbon Hammer

By manbeard on 10/20/2011. Bike tags: Road bike | aero | campagnolo | cinelli grammo | specialized | more tags >>
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I.C.E. Carbon Hammer Road / 56/ 199?

Cinelli Eubios / Cinelli Grammo

Specialized Carbon Trispoke / Veloflex Pave

Specialized Carbon Trispoke / Veloflex Pave

Sweet Parts "Sweet Wings"

Selle Italia Flite Evolution Titanium-Carbon / Corima Ellipse Carbon Seatpost

Campagnolo Record Titanium 9 speed

Campagnolo Record

Not much info out there on these. I found a track version here on velospace but very little other than that.

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Scary,

Submitted by campystamp on 10/22/2011.

but in a good way.

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Agreed

Submitted by per.k on 10/28/2011.

I would ride this one into the ground.

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Unfortunately

Submitted by manbeard on 10/28/2011.

I think riding this into the ground would mean I would follow mere milliseconds after it

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Just make

Submitted by per.k on 11/15/2011.

sure the ground is made of ice, isn't that what an ice hammer is for? :p

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Submitted by juicemankilla on 10/20/2011.

Those cranks take me back, they used to be cutting edge, from what I remember.

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thats what my buddy said

Submitted by manbeard on 10/20/2011.

He told me they are some of the stiffest road cranks ever made. I haven't been able to find to much info on them. He just said "never sell them"

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well they're some of the

Submitted by fuznubz on 01/22/2012.

well they're some of the coolest looking cranks i've ever seen!
https://velospace.org/node/35761

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Submitted by juicemankilla on 10/21/2011.

what kind of bottom bracket does it take? i'm assuming it's large-diameter hollow splined? i used to have a set of SRP carbon MTB cranks.

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Yeah it's hollow splined. I

Submitted by manbeard on 10/28/2011.

Yeah it's hollow splined. I guess they had 2 different versions due to the splines wearing out and creaking. This is the later model which was improved to prevent that. I was just at veloswap and talked to a bunch of older guys about them. They told me the MTB versions used to break fairly regularly

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