rBoTM April & May 2015 - Nominations Pease!!!
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Looks like we need an American bike in the race.
Addicted's 2000 KLEIN Quantum Pro
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Looks like we need an American bike in the race.
Addicted's 2000 KLEIN Quantum Pro
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In the rules it states all bikes must be complete.
That Klein is missing half it's spokes! :shock:
That Klein is missing half it's spokes! :shock:
Bump yet again... :facepalm:
where is the clown in charge of this competition?
where is the clown in charge of this competition?
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Any chance of a few pics with a neutral background?
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Any chance of a few pics with a neutral background?
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Some of the machines shown are decades apart in terms of design and parts etc .How does one even start to decide .
I know its been said before but I think the categories need redefining in terms of age/class . It is like comparing a 1960's classic motorcycle / car with one built in the 1990s .
Ok its a bit of fun .....I guess I am showing my age :facepalm: :roll:
They are all cracking bikes as are all RBOTM entries .
I will close the door behind me .
Some of the machines shown are decades apart in terms of design and parts etc .How does one even start to decide .
I know its been said before but I think the categories need redefining in terms of age/class . It is like comparing a 1960's classic motorcycle / car with one built in the 1990s .
Ok its a bit of fun .....I guess I am showing my age :facepalm: :roll:
They are all cracking bikes as are all RBOTM entries .
I will close the door behind me .
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Some nice entries so far.
Just realized I've finished two bikes in a month!
Won't enter though. As a winner already, I'm not comfortable with that
Good luck to the entrants so far, but as previously mentioned, how can you compare bikes from different eras? Surely, you are more inclined to vote for a bike from the era you're most familiar with, rather than what actually may be the best build.
I think maybe decades should be separated, however there may be only two or three for each competition then. Also of course, a flippin' nightmare for the mods, with badges for'60s RBotM, '70s rBotM etc
Mike
Some nice entries so far.
Just realized I've finished two bikes in a month!
Won't enter though. As a winner already, I'm not comfortable with that
Good luck to the entrants so far, but as previously mentioned, how can you compare bikes from different eras? Surely, you are more inclined to vote for a bike from the era you're most familiar with, rather than what actually may be the best build.
I think maybe decades should be separated, however there may be only two or three for each competition then. Also of course, a flippin' nightmare for the mods, with badges for'60s RBotM, '70s rBotM etc
Mike
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I like the different eras all competing square on. Aside from the issues mentioned above by Mike which would really make separating the eras impossible, it's nice to be given the choice on many different levels. It is very rare for a 'bad' entry in the comp, so you just get to go far what you like the best under whatever criteria you chose. I tend to favour bikes from 'my' era but quite often I have voted for something well out of it. Keeps it refreshing I think.
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