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Re: Quite lovely, both. Thanks for sharing. I've forwarded this link to my extended cycling family in Steamboat Springs. I know this is Kent era, but there is a lot of soul still in that factory that would i'm sure remember these and like to see them. G

Just getting the bike out of the boot as we all do.

Just getting the bike out of the boot as we all do.

I found this almost NOS in a French shop near where we live in the Pre-Pyrenees. Asking how much it was i thought he said 400 and something Euros and said no thanks. When Sarah asked because she can actually speak French, he replied 60Euros! Then couldn't believe i wanted it and turned the till...

and a few other gems at the Selle Italia factory a couple of years ago... Over in the Road section: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=416452&p=3057075#p3057075 But seeing as we all use Flites here, Ithought that could go in here tbh. Thanks G

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There was some prototypes and bicycle history inside these walls not to mention the nicest Flite I've seen. The Badger's perch among others'. And AlpineStars were over the road opposite too. I was so tempted to try and blag my way in there but I ran out of time. Anyway, here are a few...

Thanks. It was a pretty brutal climb up to it i seem to remember (for the others, I was in a Tinkoff Saxo car eating a cake).

Re: Thanks. I'd love to have an RB MM reunion in 2021. Who knows. I haven't been back to Angerland since Oct!

I think everything is edited to an extent from photographers. Personally I do very little, usually make them monochrome or crop slightly but think the most important aspect to making a photograph is composition. At the moment A Nikon D4s, a D5, and an F6. A Bronica SQB, a Yashicamat 124G and a...

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I found a few images from a trip I made to the Church/ shrine of the Madonna del Ghisallo with Sportful and Tinkoff Saxo a few years back. I remember standing next to an old lady praying in the chapel and when she stopped she turned and said to me 'that was my nephew's bike' pointing to a...

Here's a feature I wrote for an American mtb magazine about our own glorious Mayhem and the journey into the heart of darkness and mud that is the longest day each year. Link to the story here: https://www.augustusfarmer.com/twenty-four/ G

Hi all I'm writing a little piece on the '90 Dolomite Fade Attitude and wondered if any owners had any photographs they had taken of their (preferably as original as poss) 90 Attitudes against plain white backgrounds I could use to illustrate the text that wouldn't impinge any image copyright...

In my ongoing 'series' (finding old tat in hard drives), I've put up this story I wrote for a US MTB magazine about a (mainly) mountain biking celebration at Mavic HQ in Annecy a few years ago. Opening the hotel door to Anne Caroline Chausson in my pants was a career low though. Thanks for...

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I'm not sure this is a series, or indeed of much interest, but I am posting some of my stories written and photographs made for cycling magazines here now. Although rather behind the scenes compared to the Merckx factory perhaps, Tacx was really interesting and as is so often the way in...

Thanks for the kind words folks. I've been fortunate to work with the cycling industry, you make friends out of subjects. More to follow when i find them in my hard drives. G

Re: and the last one... Thanks for looking. G