Which bikes are the analouges of some of the world’s awesome cars?
Lotus Elise:
Lamborghini Countach:
McLaren F1:
Honda FIT:
Bugatti Veyron:
Mustang GT:
Corvette:
Ferrari F430:
Toyota Prius:
2 of these things are not like the others!
2 of these things are not like the others!
They are awesome in their own way! Also it provides room to fit some neat commuter bikes in here
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OK, I’m bored, I’ll take a swing and stir the pot.
Lotus Elise: Kuota Kueen K
Lamborghini Countach: Look 596
McLaren F1: Cervelo P4
Honda FIT: beach cruiser
Bugatti Veyron: Scott Contessa Plasma
Mustang GT: Cannodale Slice
Corvette: Trek TTX
Ferrari F430: Cervelo P3
Toyota Prius: Recumbant
Brad
This is my vote for the lambo:
wtf styling ftw
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For the elise:
This seven pound custom bike:
light, simple, ftw
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more info on the 7#bike please.
Lotus Elise: Planet X Stealth (highly underrated by Cervelo types, but great performance within its packaging)
Lamborghini Countach: 1988 Quintana Roo Superform (awesomely way ahead of it’s time)
McLaren F1: Specialized Transition or Pinarello Montello (striking design but what else?)
Honda FIT: any fixie ('nuff said)
Bugatti Veyron: Hotta (you take it out for a ride four times a year so people can drool over)
Mustang GT: QR Tequilo, XLAB Mach 2 (the “poor man’s” Ferrari)
Corvette: Trek TTX (trying to emulate the big boys with clever designs)
Ferrari F430: Kuota Kueen K, Scott Plasma or Felt B2 (you want looks? you got it, you want performance? you got it)
Toyota Prius: beach cruiser or recumbent (I call it retard-ent, sorry for the politically incorrectness here)
C’mon:
and:
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more info on the 7#bike please.
http://www.velonews.com/article/73034/the-7pound-road-bike-
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I feel like you have the lambo and mclaren reversed
the lambo countach had striking design but terrible engineering
the mclaren f1 had brilliant engineering and performance, haha. it won lemans…and the designer never intended it to be a race car, just a street car!
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Lotus Elise: Planet X Stealth (highly underrated by Cervelo types, but great performance within its packaging)
Lamborghini Countach: 1988 Quintana Roo Superform (awesomely way ahead of it’s time)
McLaren F1: Specialized Transition or Pinarello Montello (striking design but what else?)
Honda FIT: any fixie ('nuff said)
Bugatti Veyron: Hotta (you take it out for a ride four times a year so people can drool over)
Mustang GT: QR Tequilo, XLAB Mach 2 (the “poor man’s” Ferrari)
Corvette: Trek TTX (trying to emulate the big boys with clever designs)
Ferrari F430: Kuota Kueen K, Scott Plasma or Felt B2 (you want looks? you got it, you want performance? you got it)
Toyota Prius: beach cruiser or recumbent (I call it retard-ent, sorry for the politically incorrectness here)
Oh don’t get me wrong, I definitely like your answer too!
C’mon:
P4 = 
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Here is my list:
Lotus Elise: Colnago C50
Lamborghini Countach: Willier Cento Crono
McLaren F1: Scott Addict LTD
Honda FIT: Trek Tandem
Bugatti Veyron: Parlee Z1
Mustang GT: Trek Madone 5.9
Corvette: Kuota Kaliber
Ferrari F430: Pinarello Prince
Toyota Prius: Recumbent Tandem with front fairing
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You really need to add the Honda Element into the mix 
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Lotus Elise: Stork .07 -Super light, super stiff and chattery on anything other than smooth pavement.
Lamborghini Countach: Cervelo P4- breed for speed, beautiful in function ugly in looks, paint will probably chip.
McLaren F1:Parlee TT-Handmade construction by an engineer wizard, fast, desirable, no one has ever seen one in person.
Honda FIT: I’ve got nothing.
Bugatti Veyron: BMC TT01-cutomized cockpit, questionable attributes, so expensive it’s retarded.
Mustang GT: Fuji D6-looks cool standing still, probably not as great as it’s promise
Corvette: Trek TTX- Made in America ,pretty much acknowledged as one of the fastest bikes ever made but everyone lusts after a porsche…err cervelo.
Ferrari F430: Pinarello Prince- swooping Italian frame, expensive, fast art you can ride.
Toyota Prius: Calfee bamboo- the pre-eminent Earth friendly ride, even though it’ll never win an award for best handling or fastest vehicle.