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April 2012 road Bike of The Month - Vote Now
Poll ended at Mon Apr 30, 2012 2:21 pm
Toby1974's Cinelli Super Corsa 11%  11%  [ 8 ]
1956 Triumph Palm Beach 1%  1%  [ 1 ]
bikenut2010's Colnago Super Piu decor 3%  3%  [ 2 ]
SYN-CROSSIS' 1997 Merlin Extralight Road 14%  14%  [ 10 ]
GaryTurner's Merlin Extralight 11%  11%  [ 8 ]
Citroyen du monde's 1947 Soncini Sport 13%  13%  [ 9 ]
andreaviola's 1957 Legnano 31%  31%  [ 22 ]
Ian Raleigh's Motobecane La Redoute 13%  13%  [ 9 ]
bagpuss' 1949 Claud Butler 4%  4%  [ 3 ]
Total votes : 72
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John
PostPosted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 2:21 pm 
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Now taking your votes for the April 2012 road Bike of The Month (rBoTM) contest.

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Toby1974's Cinelli Super Corsa


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1956 Triumph Palm Beach


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bikenut2010's Colnago Super Piu decor


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SYN-CROSSIS' 1997 Merlin Extralight Road


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GaryTurner's Merlin Extralight


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Citroyen du monde's 1947 Soncini Sport


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andreaviola's 1957 Legnano


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Ian Raleigh's Motobecane La Redoute


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bagpuss' 1949 Claud Butler


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The Merlins are beautiful, the Soncini Sport full of innovation. The one i'd like in my shed The Legnano.
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Soncini sport is a fantastic piece of history,full of innovation and character,claud butler very nicely done but needs to be sold to a smaller person,i would also cherish that legnano if it were mine,pure period class.
Syn-crossis merlin gets my vote though on the basis that if i love it to look at and if i owned it i'd be on it every day.Modern classic with ride appeal!
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I Just keep wanting more pictures of the Legnano it is the winner for me with the Butler in close second. I WANT MORE DETAIL PHOTOS OF THE LEGNANO!! so bad. Beautiful bikes all!
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I do like the the Legnano. But even more I do like the La Redoute Motobecane. My vote goes to the Motobecane. As promised earlier. Nice bike an so original and in such a mint condition. :D
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It's gotta be Ian's Motobecane for me. Iconic team bike that Ian has worked wonders with. Strong group this month though.
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LEGNANO a piece of history!!!
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OMG.............. Gary's Extralight is a pure beauty!!!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Well done andreaviola :wink:

Don't over-fill your ali bottle. :D
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Congrats to all entrants, another top month :)

Retrobike April 2012 road Bike of The Month Result

1. andreaviola's 1957 Legnano
2. SYN-CROSSIS' 1997 Merlin Extralight Road
3= Citroyen du monde's 1947 Soncini Sport
3= Ian Raleigh's Motobecane La Redoute
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