TKOverKill

Very nice !

WOW! That thing is piece of art. Congratulations. When do you start racing?
I feel like it belongs to all of us with all of the guns we have bought off you to finance it...as such please bring it to the next game so we can all take turns riding it. Maybe we can even use it in a VIP scenario

Enjoy. I have a sense it is well deserved.

Yeah we can take turns doing bunny hops over Tammy.

But seriously, its nice mate. Jobs a gooden! Now on ya bike!

ooh nice. i bought a giant defy 3 to go to work. its fun, but since i live near shibuya and work in saitama, i only do it about once a week, heh. well laid plans and all that

nice wheels!

(13-07-2009 01:28 AM)Tirion Wrote: [ -> ]ooh nice. i bought a giant defy 3 to go to work. its fun, but since i live near shibuya and work in saitama, i only do it about once a week, heh. well laid plans and all that

Hahaha, mate its all about dedication. I live the farside of Yokohama and work in Akasaka. It's a 72km daily commute, the only days I don't ride is when it's raining so hard you need a cannoe.

That is a thing of beauty.

Is it just me or the handlebar and (what's supposed to be) the handlebar clamp is in one piece?

I'd like a road bike too, if it weren't expensive. As can be seen in the case of FarEast, bikes and airsoft purchases don't really mix.

Hey Hazard, yes the stem and bars are 1 piece molded out of wet carbon with internal cable channels, custom made and fitted to ergonomically fit my hands and arm length for optimum aero dynamics and comfort.

Dstole, as for riding it..... hmmm thats like letting your mates sleep with your girlfreind or wife... some people do it, but its frowned upon by society. As for bringing it to games, the only mud this bike will see is from the road as I pass scenic vistas in the mountains.

But you are right, I wanted to show everyone where the money from all the sales has gone. The whole bike, including computer and other parts is about 1 million yen, but thats pretty good to as the bike was custom fitted and built for me.

Tobo, as for bunny hops.... have had to do a few of them on the daily commute to work, avoiding debri, pot holes and drains.

If any of you are interested this is the ride I will be participating in on the 25th: http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Tour-de-West-Side
The ride climbs from sea level to 2131meters. Whole course is 88.5km and the average Peleton speed will be about 30kmph

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Some artsy B&W shots.