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Romain Maes (1913). He died on February 22, 1983 in Belgium.
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Udo Bolts (1966) Germany
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Quoted message said:Romain Maes (1913). He died on February 22, 1983 in Belgium.
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I've actually wondered this: although he wasn't the only Maes in cycling
history, was the 'Maes bend' on handlebars named after him?
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Quoted message said:Romain Maes (1913). He died on February 22, 1983 in Belgium.
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I've actually wondered this: although he wasn't the only Maes in cycling
history, was the 'Maes bend' on handlebars named after him?
Noperz. 'Twas Sylvere
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Quoted message said:Romain Maes (1913). He died on February 22, 1983 in Belgium.
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