This is a report of Ves Mandaric’s Post in another thread. I just didn’t think it should be buried there. I want to put my tongue on the fourth picture and bury my face in it! (Bike’s are “She’s” like ships, right?)
"Record10,
“For your eyes only” Campagnolo eddition.
Get a a bottle of Gabbiano, some Pecorino and Prosciutto, and enjoy.
I guess that is why there are so many religions for one dumb human race…not everyone gets the same thing…in this instance however…not getting it can be as serious as issues that have caused holy wars and holocausts…if you dont get it…that is a serious issue that you need to look into
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I guess that is why there are so many religions for one dumb human race…not everyone gets the same thing…in this instance however…not getting it can be as serious as issues that have caused holy wars and holocausts…if you dont get it…that is a serious issue that you need to look into
Interesting analogy… “holy wars and holocausts” were started by closed-minded peoples… a character trait that can often be applied to campagNOlofiles…
That bike looks awesome and nobody make a better bike then Ves, but I count 14 stickers and the pictures only show 1/2 the bike. I hope the final product has only a few stickers so the beauty of the bike can speak for itself.
I was thinking the same thing. Actually fell for it once and went with all Campy Record on my Litespeed - nothing. Back to Shimano DA now. Maybe the Japanese and American stuff just “mixes” better, although I would be “open minded” and put a full DA complement on a Colnago C50 or Pinarello Dogma just to watch the roadies gasp in awe.
Nice to know that Mojomisery can always be relied upon to piss on someone’s parade, still!
Because of all the parades it’s always entertaining here Julie…
I dunno, but could those welds be a bit cleaner?
Maybe an engineer could chime in here, but I recall hearing that when building with aluminum, smoothed out welds, whether it’s from a second pass or filing, aren’t necessarily stronger than unsmoothed welds and actually can be weaker.