This bike represents a breaktrhough in numerous technologies and I am proud to be able to bring this to market.
More details in the near future.Tim
Friday, September 08, 2006
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7 comments:
No way! I am not believing what I see here. Is that a BMX bike?
Wow! That is gorgeous!
I know nothing about BMX bikes. Is the curvy seatstays common to BMX? It looks almost like a fork with a reverse rake.
Woah, kidding right? Cool.
But looking more closely with my debunking electron microscope and CSI home kit it's a 3VC frameset with BMX fork and bar/stem plus 20" Tuff wheels sourced from the Haro office.
As I've said before somewhere else (my blog) the Masi brand can be leveraged into just about any segment of cycling.
Recumbents anyone?
And lets not talk about household appliances, I'd looking forward to the Masi Vesuvius Espresso maker.
What could be more natural than that?
way to put haro parts on a road frame! the bb is way too low for a 20" though pedals would hit the ground alot.
You're making the baby Jesus cry...
Whoa. It looks like Law did that build...sans brakes, ha! I think Wilkerson was riding blue rubber on his Haro rig in '86. Just make sure you hack 2 inches off the end of the bars for easier x-ups.
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