They're basically art
I owned the Italien version once, the Bianchi Bersaglieri. Unfortunately it wasn't complete (no chain) and someone had welded non original cranks to the bottom bracket axle.One day one day
Man I love AMP forksI don't normally do rear sus, but...
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You know how i feel about suspension frames but that thing is coolI don't normally do rear sus, but...
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Man I love AMP forks
What's really nice is how the shape of the rear triangle is echoed by the Amp. Looks really great togetherYou know how i feel about suspension frames but that thing is cool
I am running that setup on the back of my Cross Check (well with an Onza Chill Pill). The Hunter Nugs is sweet. TBH though still not a huge fan of cantis...These are sooooo nice, want the brakes and the straddle setup. Note the barrel adjustment View attachment 224366
Paul's Touring Cantilevers with Hunter Nugs straddle cable
They're not vees, that's for sure, but I think for certain applications, they're sufficient.still not a huge fan of cantis...
Yeah. For me it is more the amount of fiddling it seems to take to get them stopping well versus V-brakes and they seem to need adjustment more often. But that bike has Klampers up front so it isn't a massive deal.They're not vees, that's for sure, but I think for certain applications, they're sufficient.
something says " WOW Look at that" cant help but think springer forks would suit the look!I don't know anything about this one except for that I like itView attachment 224249
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