1hill@aTime Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 very nice boet, the campy just makes it..... perfect!
MichaelH Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 If I felt the need for a new ride, I would choose one exactly like yours! Well done, buddy, may it cause you to soar like an eagle the next time you climb the Boulders!
Evan Andreou Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 Schweeeeet bike Glad half of my signature is true
AndreZA Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 ....but will it make you go faster......?   Has already. From a constant 3:20+ race finisher to a constant (except for R4S) sub 3 race finisher!!!  Wat het dan gebeur? Jy het dan altyd saam die res van ons sub 3s gery. Â
Zoo Cookie Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008  Zoo' date=' niks sal die ou vinniger maak nie. Dit is hoekom hy so baie pies eet. Hy hoop as hy so windjie of twee laat uitglib dit die ander mense sal maak brieke aandraai.  [/quote']
madmarc Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 Naaaaice very naaaaaaaice. You obviously have a lot of chicks wanting to wash your bike and have your baby's.it's not often one gets to admire true quality like this. And of course the Campy Chorus just finishes it off perfectly. this will be a collectors item in time to comeÂ
GreyOwl Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 EWEP...Whats it like, knowing that as a Colnago owner, you are more superior than any other bikey?! It matters not how fast you climb, or how far you can ride...at the end of the day, you own a Colnago. And a damn fine Colnago at that. I salute you...
Spinnekop Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 this will be a collectors item in time to come  It already is!!!!! A Kempekker equipped Italian bike that can handle a 150kg rider.  Legendary!!!Â
ewep Posted March 4, 2008 Author Posted March 4, 2008  EWEP...Whats it like' date=' knowing that as a Colnago owner, you are more superior than any other bikey?! It matters not how fast you climb, or how far you can ride...at the end of the day, you own a Colnago. And a damn fine Colnago at that. I salute you...[/quote'] GO, it's the BEST feeling, pitching up at a ride, knowing my bike was handmade, in an Italian factory steeped in tradition, on 1 "assembly line" and then given the approval by adding Ernesto's signature. Then sitting on the bike, knowing it was handpainted (no robots invoved!) and that my bike is number 576. EISH, it's like owning a Bentley. If you don't have one, you won't know what a masterpiece it REALLY is!Â
Wonder Woman Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 EWEP...Whats it like' date=' knowing that as a Colnago owner, you are more superior than any other bikey?! It matters not how fast you climb, or how far you can ride...at the end of the day, you own a Colnago. And a damn fine Colnago at that. I salute you...[/quote']GO, it's the BEST feeling, pitching up at a ride, knowing my bike was handmade, in an Italian factory steeped in tradition, on 1 "assembly line" and then given the approval by adding Ernesto's signature. Then sitting on the bike, knowing it was handpainted (no robots invoved!) and that my bike is number 576. EISH, it's like owning a Bentley. If you don't have one, you won't know what a masterpiece it REALLY is!  Just like it's owner...a true masterpiece
ewep Posted March 4, 2008 Author Posted March 4, 2008  this will be a collectors item in time to come  It already is!!!!! A Kempekker equipped Italian bike that can handle a 150kg rider.  Legendary!!!  Yes, it already is as Spidey points out. Very limited numbers of the Titanio frame was manufactured! And it's a 2002 model. Dra die jare goed! As for 150kg rider, WHY do you think I took Titanium and not (as oom H puts it) a spaghetti frame?Â
E1A104 Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 Nice bike Mate .... Where do you bolt the ice-box on? :-)Â It's looking great PeeWee.
ewep Posted March 4, 2008 Author Posted March 4, 2008  EWEP...Whats it like' date=' knowing that as a Colnago owner, you are more superior than any other bikey?! It matters not how fast you climb, or how far you can ride...at the end of the day, you own a Colnago. And a damn fine Colnago at that. I salute you...[/quote'] GO, it's the BEST feeling, pitching up at a ride, knowing my bike was handmade, in an Italian factory steeped in tradition, on 1 "assembly line" and then given the approval by adding Ernesto's signature. Then sitting on the bike, knowing it was handpainted (no robots invoved!) and that my bike is number 576. EISH, it's like owning a Bentley. If you don't have one, you won't know what a masterpiece it REALLY is!  Just like it's owner...a true masterpiece Thanks WW, I'll take that as a compliment!!! (You see Spidey, people do like me!)Â
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