Bike of The Month Jan 2014 - Nominations!

[sinnerman]

Let the games begin.

Retro Roy's 1990 Brodie Climbmax.

Build thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=179002&hilit=climbmax

Complete...

 

[Giom6]

Shouldn't have bothered entering mine Looks like its going to be a Brodie battle, but if you do want to vote for one of the very first full carbon mountain bikes (including full carbon forks) that used the same technology as the Formula One cars and was more technologically advanced than Chris Bordman's Olympic and World recorder holding track bike – then please go ahead

 

[raidan73]

Shouldn't have bothered entering mine Looks like its going to be a Brodie battle, but if you do want to vote for one of the very first full carbon mountain bikes (including full carbon forks) that used the same technology as the Formula One cars and was more technologically advanced than Chris Bordman's Olympic and World recorder holding track bike – then please go ahead

I'm not going to lie, I love a nice Brodie, but as said previously the fact that there are three to choose from will split the vote. Yours is a different machine entirely and has a great build thread with some excellent history and input. I wouldn't put money on a winner....

 

[Giom6]

Thanks mate.

Just didn't want it to get lost and forgotten in the mix of gator blades and professional studio shots…. :?

 

[ratcapa]

Shouldn't have bothered entering mine Looks like its going to be a Brodie battle, but if you do want to vote for one of the very first full carbon mountain bikes (including full carbon forks) that used the same technology as the Formula One cars and was more technologically advanced than Chris Bordman's Olympic and World recorder holding track bike – then please go ahead

My vote is a toss up between yours the P-23 and DBR. Really can't decide Anyway I'm glad you bothered

 

[NeilM]

Just didn't want it to get lost and forgotten in the mix of gator blades and professional studio shots…. :?

A closed mouth gathers no foot.

 

[CTK]

White bikes are difficult to photograph aren't they!?

In a studio I think a grey backround would work better for a white bike.

 

[coomber]

White bikes are difficult to photograph aren't they!?

That's when some mud helps

 

[sinnerman]

Just didn't want it to get lost and forgotten in the mix of gator blades and professional studio shots…. :?

A closed mouth gathers no foot.

You ought to contribute with an entry yourself Neil, practice makes perfect....

 

[john]

Some good stuff this month.

Are we up to fifteen yet?

Be great if the winner could put together a little article on their bike to accompany the post on the front page > http://www.retrobike.co.uk/botm/ccmdocs ... mber-2013/ . The posts could be more interesting.