Was looking on ebay and came across this Felt. What the Hell???
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=98084&item=7159082835&rd=1
I’m not sure weather to laugh or cry.
Is there really a Hollywood, Florida?
No air in the tires? Gotta be a scam…
I’d stay away from this one 
I’m not sure weather to laugh or cry.
Is there really a Hollywood, Florida?
Yep, between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. I think they have a dog track and jai alai there.
WTF is that? Anti-aero bars?
I do really like the front water bottle cages. Throw in a couple cages behind the seat and one on the downtube, then you could go all day.
Anti-aero bars!!! Ha! I think I want to ride that - I had no idea you could actually put that much “stuff” on the front of a bike. I wonder if my aerodrink would fit in there somehow?
I would love to see a great cyclist (engine) ride that by people during a large tri 
The seat looks like a bean bag.
Did he ever take it over any sweet jumps?
I think he needs to remove a couple of spacers, so that he can get a little lower in front.
How would you like to take that one down a long down hill at high speed. I wonder how it handles? That is just crazy.
I don’t know about you guys but I’m buyin’ this one. I have to add it to the museum of bicycle oddities. There must be at least $200 worth of extras on that baby; turn that stuff around on eBay and get a free bike!
Plus at the current price not much to be lost…and there is 100% feedback…
I’ve seen a few people riding with their “aero” bars that way. My favorite was the other day a woman with the continuous profile bars at more than a 45 degree angle. She was looking through the loop at the front of the bars as she rode along.
Suweeet, if you guys aren’t gonna bid, then I will… thats one comfy looking saddle…
Rider must have a sore back.
Maybe that is the flaps up option for slowing an out of control downhill run.
It looks like he’s got part of a stem in place of spacers, plus he’s missing the top cap for his headset. Oh yeah, he’s also got a plastic spoke protector on the rear wheel, old-school cage-clip in pedals (sans straps), and he took the photo with the chain on the small chainring. This bike is wrong in so many ways, and I have way too much time on my hands!
Chris
You know the funny thing is, as ridiculous as this set up is, if you stand at the exit to t1 at any really large triathlon, you will see more than a few bikes set up more or less like this. And if it is an IM, the bike and the rider will be laden down like a pack mule with all kinds of stuff.
Fleck
Sadly enough, it’s still a hell of a lot more aero than my first tri-bike.