Where are the German bikes?

[Iwan Kemp]

So where does Bulls bikes come from ???

 

Noord-Transvaal?

[Patensie]

Liteville, alutech, nicolai

[Rick Sanchez]

Sie haben keine Ahnung, was?

 

Ich habe keine Ahnung, wo deutsche Fahrräder sind

Edited February 23, 2017 by Rick Grimes

[Mohs]

Noord-Transvaal?

Bhahahaha---Thanks Iwan that made my day!!  Well done Lance B, great article

[Jaco-fiets]

No mention of Silverback which have probably been the backbone of German bikes?

    Seriaaaaaas??????

[intern]

Heh, another one of those unexpectedly funny Hub threads, makes for a good Friday.

[NotSoBigBen]

Ich habe keine Ahnung, wo deutsche Fahrräder sind

If you're in Germany just look out the window .... They ride in all weather don't they .... Often wondered what some of them were doing, stress testing wetsuits or something?

 

Just like summer is 2 weeks in June but every second car is a cabriolet ????

 

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[Bateleur1]

If you're in Germany just look out the window .... They ride in all weather don't they .... Often wondered what some of them were doing, stress testing wetsuits or something?

 

 

Even the moms when they ride to school with the kids on bikes.  They are not worried about the rain.

 

Just like summer is 2 weeks in June but every second car is a cabriolet

 

 

 

That is true.  Can't quite figure it out.  I find that the Germans (and propably the rest of the Europeans) are actually pansies when it gets to cold weather.  Everything is air conditioned and warm.  When they go outside they dress like we are living in Siberia.  The looks I get when I walk outside in a T-Shirt in say 10 degrees is rather funny.  But even in the middle of winter with a meter of snow, if the sun pops out, they can't get the roof of the convertable off quickly enough.

[Serious Panda]

Perhaps you should check their website, been around in Germany for last 45 years or so... whether they are popular or not is beside the point.... or in fact is the point of the article... where are the German bikes and why are they not popular unless bespoke.

 

Think the Silverback Sesta was/is trying to put themselves back on the map

 

The Sesta for the price is in a class of its own, one the best bikes out there for less than anything else. It is a magnificent bike and by looking at all the Sestas popping up on local tracks and xc events, it has definitely put SB back on the map.

[Cyklon]

http://www.cubebikes.co.za/

[gummibear]

Even the moms when they ride to school with the kids on bikes.  They are not worried about the rain.

 

 

That is true.  Can't quite figure it out.  I find that the Germans (and propably the rest of the Europeans) are actually pansies when it gets to cold weather.  Everything is air conditioned and warm.  When they go outside they dress like we are living in Siberia.  The looks I get when I walk outside in a T-Shirt in say 10 degrees is rather funny.  But even in the middle of winter with a meter of snow, if the sun pops out, they can't get the roof of the convertable off quickly enough.

My neighbour cycles her 3 little ones to school everyday.Weather makes no difference to her as they wear snow suites.Strange thing is her kids are never sick but mine that take the bus often have colds.

 

Saw a Audi TT in mid March last year that was covered inside in snow.Sun was out and guy parked it but a few minutes later we had our last snow of the year  

[Odinson]

The Sesta for the price is in a class of its own, one the best bikes out there for less than anything else. It is a magnificent bike and by looking at all the Sestas popping up on local tracks and xc events, it has definitely put SB back on the map.

 

'Mkay.

[Bateleur1]

My neighbour cycles her 3 little ones to school everyday.Weather makes no difference to her as they wear snow suites.Strange thing is her kids are never sick but mine that take the bus often have colds.

 

Saw a Audi TT in mid March last year that was covered inside in snow.Sun was out and guy parked it but a few minutes later we had our last snow of the year  

 

Thats why.  Those public transport containers have lots of goggas being redistributed in there.

[Serious Panda]

'Mkay.

 

Sarcastic `Mkay makes for a dumbass

[Patchelicious]

The Sesta for the price is in a class of its own, one the best bikes out there for less than anything else. It is a magnificent bike and by looking at all the Sestas popping up on local tracks and xc events, it has definitely put SB back on the map.

Oh yay, here we go again....

[Serious Panda]

Oh yay, here we go again....

 

Dumbass cant handle the truth