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  1. http://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm

  2. That is what I liked about time trials before the standard ICU bike
    rules for time trials. The bike manufacturers would try to outdo each
    other to build a faster more out of this world bike. I enjoyed seeing
    the Hottas and the other wild designs. If I made the rules I'd make the
    prologue a design free-for-all with the exception of faring and
    recumbant style seating.

    Andy

  3. Any reason to forbid fairings in a prologue?

    How about this - if you use a fairing in the prologue you need to use
    the same fairing or same TYPE for the entire stage race? Including
    possible bike changes during the race.

  4. I think farings are going beyond the concept of one man one bicycle. I
    also think that farings enter a cost factor that some teams may not be
    able to afford. I realize that financing a cycling team is expensive
    and a few thousand here or there on a bike will not cause extreme
    hardship. But I've decided to draw my line at faring and geometery,
    just because I can.

    I do like your idea though. After my term as UCI president you can
    change the rules when I name you my successor.

    Andy.

  5. D. Ferguson said:

    http://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm

    The concept of steering apparently never made it into most of those
    concept bikes.

    R

  6. On 16 Aug 2005 13:04:21 -0700, "RicodJour" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    D. Ferguson said:

    http://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm

    The concept of steering apparently never made it into most of those
    concept bikes.

    R

    You're on a time-out now.

  7. D. Ferguson said:

    http://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm

    I had a t-shirt once with a skier going downhill in a tuck and the
    caption, "To turn is to admit defeat."

    --
    --
    Lynn Wallace http://www.xmission.com/~lawall

    Conservative dictionary:
    Judicial Activist: n. A judge who tends to rule against your wishes.

  8. D. Ferguson said:

    http://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm

    Ahhhh now I get it.

    Note the publisher:

    All Rights Unreserved - Loof Lirpa Publishing
    Text may be freely copied & redistributed

    Now spell backwards.

    Still pretty neat looking. And a great job of digital imaging.

    Andy

  9. Quoted message said:


    D. Ferguson said:

    http://www.mountainbiketales.com/Verdra3.htm

    Ahhhh now I get it.

    Note the publisher:

    All Rights Unreserved - Loof Lirpa Publishing
    Text may be freely copied & redistributed

    Now spell backwards.

    Still pretty neat looking. And a great job of digital imaging.

    Andy

    I thought RicodJur gave it away with the steering note. I questioned
    when I saw how fragile they looked but was semi hooked until I read
    "magnetically polarized rim that is suspended inside the frame, where
    it floats inside a magnetic suspension field".

    But a few of them look possible, like "the cricket".

    Anyway, it was fun while it lasted. But you've wrecked it now!

    ;-)

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