Revolutionary Venom Line Being Developed by Specialized
08-19-05, 01:19 PM
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Revolutionary Venom Line Being Developed by Specialized
The link says mountain bikes but they're cool to look at either way......
https://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm
https://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm
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Look at the bottom of the page and spell Loof Lirpa backwards.
The "cricket" on the bottom is a Bianchi though.
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The "cricket" on the bottom is a Bianchi though.
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Originally Posted by RiDE
Look at the bottom of the page and spell Loof Lirpa backwards.
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ultra-cool.. unfortunately if I got caught riding one of these in Texas I'd prolly get my butt whupped by the local pick-up truck crowd....
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The cricket is actually an interesting design. It may not actually be areodynamic as it looks though, it looks heavy in the front. It wouldn't be that hard to build one of these (out of fibreglass atleast). I wouldn't ride it too fast though...
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Uh-huh!!
Although, I admit,t he Black Widow looks like it would be a great commuter. Just need to come up with a rack system for it. ???
Although, I admit,t he Black Widow looks like it would be a great commuter. Just need to come up with a rack system for it. ???
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