Škaredé, netradičné bajky a všakovaké výmysly na 2 kolesách | O hocičom

dartmoor • 16. 7. 2013 o 12:46

A svetovy rekord je tusim cca 1200k.

. (Aj ked teraz si nie som isty kedze teraz sa tie rekordy menia ako na beziacom pase

)

to je snáď jedno koľko je rekord, ajtak to nieje využitelné na bežné potreby

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PatrikL • 16. 7. 2013 o 14:12

Nepride ti to dost aerodynamicke?

Treba športovejší posed, podľa uhla sedla a nastavenia spätného zrkadla to vyzerá že jazdí skôr vzpriamenejšie

:D tito su skor "trapni", ze sa tymto vysledkom vobec chvalia.. Kosicania presli na rovnakych pretekoch so svojim vozitkom 783km na 1l paliva..

To hej, niekde sa musela stať chyba, ale aspoň sa preplazili cez tú hranicu 100 km

Snáď niečo okukali a nabudúce to bude už lepšie.

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capulo • 21. 7. 2013 o 7:42

vo fertod bol daky jarmok a tam same piecky, dokonca aj na bajku

, a hentie tetusky v dobovych kostymoch maju super oblecko na hentaky bajk

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Baho • 23. 7. 2013 o 9:41

Specialized Fatboy fat bike The Fatboy moniker has been in the Specialized line for more than two decades, gracing BMX race bikes and tires. It’s back for 2014, and is an apt title for the company’s first fat bike.
A size small Fatboy weighs 14kg (30.8lb) with pedals
It appears that the California-based company has done its homework in creating this beast. The Fatboy has an aluminum frame with clearance for 5in tires and a 100mm-wide PF30 bottom bracket. Front dropout spacing is 135mm, while the rear dropouts are set at 190mm.
The tapered carbon fork is loosely based on the Chisel fork found on several of Specialized’s ridged 29ers, including the Crave 29 SL singlespeed and Stumpjumper Expert Carbon WC.
The Fatboy's rims feature a trusswork design that keeps them stiff and quite light by fat bike standards. They are 90mm wide, have a claimed weight of 795g each, and feature a hookless bead first used on the company’s carbon Roval wheelsets.
While the Fatboy shown here is shod in Surly tires, Specialized plans to produce its own 26x4.8in tires with a tread pattern based on the popular Ground Control tire

The Fatboy will be offered in two build kits (pricing TBA). Both will come with SRAM Grip Shift shifters (which are easier to operate when you’re wearing thick gloves or mittens) and hydraulic disc brakes.

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Axel • 23. 7. 2013 o 9:45

Som zvedavy, kto bude toto jazdit pod 1 atmosferu

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Anonym • 23. 7. 2013 o 9:52

Ja som zvedavy kolko narazov odtlmia kolesa... ved je tam tolko vzduchu. A co v pripade defektu? Treba si zo sebou nosit tlakovu nadrz zo vzduchom??

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Axel • 23. 7. 2013 o 9:55

Nie, kupis si minipumpicku od Longusu a vezmes si pol dna dovolenky

Ale zviezol by som sa na takom monstre, je to ine ako odpruzena motorka s takymto (podobnym) obutim.

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Baho • 23. 7. 2013 o 10:05

Jjj tlakové potápačské fľaše na chrbát namiesto camelbak

To musí bit iný valivý odpor, rozbehnúť ten stroj !!!

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Anonym • 23. 7. 2013 o 10:12

To je pre amikov... musia schudnut po tych hambacoch. Este by ma zaujimalo kolko z vahy vazia len plaste...

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Baho • 23. 7. 2013 o 10:12

Dalšia zverina..

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zihadlo 5 • 23. 7. 2013 o 10:16

Specialized Fatboy fat bike The Fatboy moniker has been in the Specialized line for more than two decades, gracing BMX race bikes and tires. It’s back for 2014, and is an apt title for the company’s first fat bike.
A size small Fatboy weighs 14kg (30.8lb) with pedals
It appears that the California-based company has done its homework in creating this beast. The Fatboy has an aluminum frame with clearance for 5in tires and a 100mm-wide PF30 bottom bracket. Front dropout spacing is 135mm, while the rear dropouts are set at 190mm.
The tapered carbon fork is loosely based on the Chisel fork found on several of Specialized’s ridged 29ers, including the Crave 29 SL singlespeed and Stumpjumper Expert Carbon WC.
The Fatboy's rims feature a trusswork design that keeps them stiff and quite light by fat bike standards. They are 90mm wide, have a claimed weight of 795g each, and feature a hookless bead first used on the company’s carbon Roval wheelsets.
While the Fatboy shown here is shod in Surly tires, Specialized plans to produce its own 26x4.8in tires with a tread pattern based on the popular Ground Control tire

The Fatboy will be offered in two build kits (pricing TBA). Both will come with SRAM Grip Shift shifters (which are easier to operate when you’re wearing thick gloves or mittens) and hydraulic disc brakes.

podobne Snow biky pouziva Kopka na zimne jazdenie... svagr sa s nim chysta do Laponska

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mato-budo • 23. 7. 2013 o 10:57

Dalšia zverina..

To co je?! Absolutne to neviem identifikovat

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Anonym • 23. 7. 2013 o 11:03

mato-budo "normálny" XC zjazďák..

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dartmoor • 23. 7. 2013 o 16:05

Mne sa tie fatbiky páčia

ale isto by som ho nepoužíval na "denné bicyklovanie"

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Baho • 23. 7. 2013 o 16:11

Na denné jazdenie určite nie no taká expedícia na severný pol to áno..
Alebo do púšti tie kolesá bi boli super do sypkého piesku..

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Anonym • 23. 7. 2013 o 16:35

Ale podozrievam ze na blate by to uz riadne plavalo... A moznoze aj na vode

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Marinada • 24. 7. 2013 o 10:39

Hnoj!

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canopus • 24. 7. 2013 o 10:50

tsi keket, MARINADA: to je tvoj?

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Marinada • 24. 7. 2013 o 10:51

Samozrejme ze moj. Som vymenil za DaBomb bo tento je proste uzasny.

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dan21 • 24. 7. 2013 o 10:55

no to ten designer musel byt asi po celostatnom kole matematickej olympiady ! tolko vselijakych geometrickych tvarov na tak malom mieste sa casto nevidi !!

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