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I have a soft spot for the mavic chainset and Delta brakes 
Retrobike Bike Of The Month November 2006
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gradeAfailure
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I'm gonna be predictable and vote for the Yo... 
Had to vote for Jezza's Trimble for 4 reasons ..
1) It lived up to the hype ..
2) It's stupidly fantastic to look at.
3) Reading the thread about him trying to get the internal cabling sorted made me chuckle..
4) I've seen it in the flesh.
Good work Jezza
My Explosif should be ready for next month, BOTM the perfect Christmas pressie
1) It lived up to the hype ..
2) It's stupidly fantastic to look at.
3) Reading the thread about him trying to get the internal cabling sorted made me chuckle..
4) I've seen it in the flesh.
Good work Jezza
My Explosif should be ready for next month, BOTM the perfect Christmas pressie
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the stumpjumper will also be ready , so you ll have kind of two chances of winning it .
jez-4-bikes-max
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Arrgghh! Neck and neck with a .....gasp... 'road bike'
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it is early days yet .
mrkawasaki
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1997 Ibis Alibi
Shocked to see the unassuming Alibi in BOTM - better give some supporting evidence to the claim!
I guess the theme was a subtle US-build (if that's not a contradiction!), trying to use US-made period NOS stuff where possible. The NOS forks came via Germany in the original packaging and have yet to be pinged in anger! The Hershey crankset apparently comes with the 'driller killer' look as standard; Ibis bars are Ti; Ibis stem is aluminium; SRAM 'Betsy' special edition gripshift and rear mech - and that's about it.
Still to resolve the headset cap, spacers and cantis - looking for something green to match a pair of Real levers that are sat on the shelf in the cellar. The Alibi temporariliy has some rather interesting BOX levers from Simon (for more info, use the search facility on this website).
Rest assured that the bike will be raced in a few marathons next year - so it's 'pristine queen' status won't last long!
Neil
Shocked to see the unassuming Alibi in BOTM - better give some supporting evidence to the claim!
I guess the theme was a subtle US-build (if that's not a contradiction!), trying to use US-made period NOS stuff where possible. The NOS forks came via Germany in the original packaging and have yet to be pinged in anger! The Hershey crankset apparently comes with the 'driller killer' look as standard; Ibis bars are Ti; Ibis stem is aluminium; SRAM 'Betsy' special edition gripshift and rear mech - and that's about it.
Still to resolve the headset cap, spacers and cantis - looking for something green to match a pair of Real levers that are sat on the shelf in the cellar. The Alibi temporariliy has some rather interesting BOX levers from Simon (for more info, use the search facility on this website).
Rest assured that the bike will be raced in a few marathons next year - so it's 'pristine queen' status won't last long!
Neil
