Bike of The Year 2011 - Vote Now!

[ededwards]

Hot damn, that really is a tidy collection (and I'd forgotten that sinnerman had won twice this year too).

Like several others above, Gilles Berthoud for me.

 

[the_duke]

What a great line up!

My vote went to Sinnerman's Lloyd. A beautiful and considered build, finished with imaginative and custom paint. It was truly an inspiration in the building of my Overbury's.

 

[matthew71]

rocky

has to be woodys blizzard, some of them other builds just hurt my eye,s

 

[audi-allroad]

Miss my BLACK GLOSS Adroit here .

To bad BOTM is not just about BIKES .

More where are you from and how many people do you know on the Forum.

Cheers Florian

 

[makster]

Miss my BLACK GLOSS Adroit here .

To bad BOTM is not just about BIKES .

More where are you from and how many people do you know on the Forum.

Cheers Florian

Blimey! How to loose friends and alienate people.
Severe case of.....

 

[ridevintagemtb]

Blimey! How to loose friends and alienate people.
Severe case of.....

From George Carlin:

The phrase sour grapes does not refer to jealousy or envy. Nor is it related to being a sore loser. It deals with the rationalization of failure to attain a desired end. In the original fable by Aesop, "The Fox and the Grapes," when the fox realizes he cannot leap high enough to reach the grapes, he rationalizes that even if he had gotten them, they would probably have been sour anyway. Rationalization, that’s all sour grapes means. It doesn’t mean deal with jealousy or sore losing. Yeah, I know you say, "Well many people are using it that way, so the meaning is changing." And I say, "Well many people are really fuckin’ stupid too, shall we just adopt all their standards?"

 

[rumpfy]

Black Adroits suck. No one likes them.

 

[makster]

Blimey! How to loose friends and alienate people.
Severe case of.....

From George Carlin:

The phrase sour grapes does not refer to jealousy or envy. Nor is it related to being a sore loser. It deals with the rationalization of failure to attain a desired end. In the original fable by Aesop, "The Fox and the Grapes," when the fox realizes he cannot leap high enough to reach the grapes, he rationalizes that even if he had gotten them, they would probably have been sour anyway. Rationalization, that’s all sour grapes means. It doesn’t mean deal with jealousy or sore losing. Yeah, I know you say, "Well many people are using it that way, so the meaning is changing." And I say, "Well many people are really ****’ stupid too, shall we just adopt all their standards?"

From Mark and Lard:

Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo??

 

[stumpjumper1990]

chowi’s 1992 Gilles Berthoud..........

Love it......!

 

[yo-Nate-y]

So many amazing bikes this year. I have to come back to the one that looks the most inviting to me right now....and head for the obscure Berthoud.