Pantani

Hmmm as far as I know this bike is strictly for posing... As Dr Seuss says, "By a bike from Bling, never ridden hard and never in the rain..." So I'm not sure if I will need a carrier, but hey, it can always just pose on the carrier? Pantani2008-07-15 10:56:15

A few more pics...

Huh? I didn't see no appearance fee deposited into my account as agreed Skye! Look, if you want to act as my agent you have to make sure the appearance fees are paid else you don't get paid!!!

Wife? Wife? This is my belated birthday present... lol, she gets all my love for the rest of her life! Now there's something to treasure!

A massive big up and thank you to Lilian and Cliff from CycleArt, you are truly masters of your craft! If anybody had any doubt, this bike will put those doubts to rest! Also, a big thank you to the boys from Cyclelab, the sales guys, workshop guys especially, anybody who got tired of my phone calls requiring a specific part in a specific colour in a specific shade, right down to the ordering of the "custom" gold and black saddle, even Ant from Fizik got tired of waiting to see the bike A big thanks to Tazman who made the custom Aelous 5.0 decals. We will work on those and get it right for the next project! Here it is, the JPS Limited Edition Cervelo Soloist Carbon... http://www.assistpoint.co.uk/Images/Motor_Sport/Senna_JPS_Lotus.jpg

OK... I will lose weight to ride these calipers then!

Thanks Christie... Mr Gadget!

What is that Zaskar?

Goodness... Bowled middle stump out of the ground first ball up!!! Guess I will stick to my Dura Ace then.. Not a favourable review at all...

Any folks out there have a set of these? Anybody got an opinion on their performance? http://www.kcnc.com.tw/Web/bigpics/cb1.jpg

Hahahahaha, looks like Mr Cronje!!!!

100% spot on Christie!

Hmmm... I thought Nike were not making any more cycling stuff? Where can I find those shoes? Have to have those shoes!

There, there is le Style Man's review!

In a way, it's a classic: combining the indelible inspiration of the Maillot Jaune, unbridled Spanish passion, and the forgotten heir to the Italian throne, the Pinarello Prince. These streams of thought merge into what I can only describe as a 'tour de force' of fresh cycling couture?unrestrained, making no apologies for it's brashness while there is a hint of sophistication in the marques of quality so loudly emblazoned for all to see. If it didn't exactly result in 100 percent conventionality (the white saddle on the all yellow strip), the happy fact that the leading man of Spanish cycling, the crown Prince elect to the Armstrong legacy, allows us to revel in the realms of glamour, style and chicness the house Caisse d'Epargne exudes at this years TdF.

Before we go anywhere with the owner of the 'mallo jawn', is that a Nike shoe?

Is that a Nike cycling shoe on Oscar Pereiro?

Impressive ride!!!

Ma se kind!!! Did you ride up Robbers from the steep side? Pilgrims Rest side?

Dude, why didn't you just say 'fun rider', you know you wanted to...

abit late to play down your "Tail Gunner" status now 'mate'...

Dude... As much of a sport as you might be, looking forward to another man klapping your wrinkled winker is not the sort of thing you declsre in public...