Have a look at the video on the Giro website.
http://www.giro.com/main.html
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Have a look at the video on the Giro website.
http://www.giro.com/main.html
Marty
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Quoted message said:Have a look at the video on the Giro website.
http://www.giro.com/main.htmlMarty
That made my day.... what a cute ad!!!
Karl aka Stomper
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Don't even think about it Bratton.
Marty said:Have a look at the video on the Giro website.
http://www.giro.com/main.htmlMarty
That seriously rocks! Cow bells, tifosi, Didi, name painted on road! 😄
cfsmtb said:That seriously rocks! Cow bells, tifosi, Didi, name painted on road! 😄
or... "commuter, commuter, commuter. allez, allez, allez!!!" 😄😄😄
where to get cow bells from?
flyingdutch said:or... "commuter, commuter, commuter. allez, allez, allez!!!" 😄😄😄
where to get cow bells from?
Cows! *l*
cool video!!!
flyingdutch said:cfsmtb said:That seriously rocks! Cow bells, tifosi, Didi, name painted on road! 😄
or... "commuter, commuter, commuter. allez, allez, allez!!!" 😄😄😄
where to get cow bells from?
The tradition in Switzerland is that the bell is proportional to the
size of the cow. So the biggest cow has the biggest bell, thay way the
farmer has a rough idea of what cow is where simply by listening to the
tones of the bells. Goat's have small tinkly type bells, so it's easy to
recognise the difference between a goat bell and a cow bell.
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