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Thank you. I hope I don't bend either of mine.

Did you find a source? My Kg 386 is sometimes slipping top gear. It is probably just a bad set up or worn chain or worn cassette but, one day I going to need a new drop out, I guess.

Thank you. I think I can tell that the head tube is short from the horizontal top tube and the fact that there is not tube visible between the top and bottom head tube lugs. I also look for bikes with drops about level with the wheels. I have also found Bike Insights which lets me search by...

Dear Foreigner I do not know what bikes have short head tubes. My size is 54 cm. I want to ride carbon (or perhaps steel or titanium). My look KG386 has a 10cm head tube. I would like to put a more negative angled stem on it to make that a bit shorter. I can't seem to find 54cm carbon bikes...

Thank you. This bike was for sale in Japan. It sold very recently at the asking price with only one bid. It was in fabulous condition. I was not sure whether it would be okay for me to ride. I currently ride a monocoque Look 386 which is wonderful. I would like to have a spare bike but I...

Thank you. I don't know anything about these bikes and I am a worrier, rather than deliberately out to spread FUD. I see that in comments on forums about them they are sometimes said to flex. There is a video of a retro modern competition between a new carbon bike and a bike of a similar age...

There is a triathlon adapted TVT92 on sale near me. Some say that the forks flex. I would just like another horizontal top tube carbon bike. I wonder how it would compare with my Look KG 386 from about 15 years later, maybe.

It looks very nice but I wonder what the ride is like. Is it as harsh as any other modern aluminium bike or did the Italians (I presume) manage to get some flexibility in the rear triangle. There is another yellow one with a carbon front fork on auction currently at about 100 usd.