Magnificent beemer.

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Steve in Golden wrote:For some reason, when I look at that bike, I am reminded of the Terminator in the first movie after it's skin is burned off.
Naaaaaaaaaw. Too Austrian.
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I dunno....

I like several of the bikes that that firm has built but this one leaves me kinda cold.

Someones checkbook is obviously a lot lighter this year than it was last year but the bike just looks too busy and more hacked together than it should. It's as if they threw in every doodad and modification in that they could think of without first creating a cohesive theme for the bike.

Lots of people appear to like it but not me.
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Overall It's cool but as has been stated it looks very messy under the tank.
I woon't swap my RS forrit.
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How about this one then?

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That looks a fun bike, but no.
Maybe this one......
http://www.google.com.au/imgres?imgurl= ... ,r:22,s:25
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SteveD wrote:How about this one then?

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Yep that one will do for a weekend or two Steve and perfect for my pot racks..
Jeff hearing ya about woon't swap my RS forrit, but they can sit in the shed together anyday!!
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SteveD wrote:How about this one then?

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Great, no telelever front end!!
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SteveD wrote:How about this one then?

Veg likey! :D
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the devil is in the details ...

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Two examples, road & track:

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LOVE the front brake on the alloy bike.
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