Best bike ever!

[bikeworkshop]

As everything in Germany

Hold on, are you suggesting Austria is part of Germany?

 

[KayOs]

Hold on, are you suggesting Austria is part of Germany?

Oh c**p......nooo...I....I....just meant language wise....ehhm...
I messed up, right?

 

[bikeworkshop]

Have you ever considered visiting the Sudetenland?

Although I've never heard of
"bike fun international"

 

[KayOs]

Have you ever considered visiting the Sudetenland?

Not just considered

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

World tour was cancelled though As we will be if we don't behave

 

[bikeworkshop]

Talking of the sudetenland,
I'm using lovely coloured Tufo tubs on "theworldsmostbeautifulbike"

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/colnago-master-gilco-96.480011/

Just looking at it makes me want to get dressed up and ride... although it's strictly a fair weather cycle

Don't think I personally have any austrian components, even German or austrian ones? Although we've sold a few Pooches over the years.

They are bit gas-pipey imo but please don't tell @Guinessisgoodforyou

- for him, beauty is skin-deep.
Show him a shiny paint job
and some heavy chroming,
throw in a few weighty accessories
like a big bell,
tangle of dynamo nonsense
and a kickstand to get stuck up your trouser leg
A couple of kilos of solid steel guards
and he's away in cloud cuckoo land.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Standard Puch definitely gas pipe. The race department bikes are top notch IMO. Beauty is far more than skin deep. I wouldn't ride some of the crap I do otherwise.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

That said, while I love looking at race bikes and serious lightweights, owning one would however be completely wasted on me. I just don't have the speed or fitness. I'm a recreational cyclist.

 

[grantoury]

I'm Canadian and we pronounce Loch with a hard ch so it sounds the same as Lock. Whereas putsch has a softer shhhh sound at the end which I think it the sound you're describing

I didn't realize that. I was just assuming I was talking to Brits. I have to add that the ch is the Scottish ch, the British ch is harder, as Kay says. But the soft g or the Scottish ch is not a shhh sound.

This video of Scots on tv has some good examples.

 

[KayOs]

I didn't realize that. I was just assuming I was talking to Brits. I have to add that the ch is the Scottish ch, the British ch is harder, as Kay says. But the soft g or the scottish ch is not a shhh sound.

This video of Scots on tv has some good examples.

That's it, that's the sound
chchchchchch....