The PPB's little apprentice

[bugloss]

On my Ebay wanderings I came across this expertly done drillum butchering.

WARNING: The following photographs depict graphic violence against bike bits and should not be viewed by people who suffer nervous wets.









These magnificent specimens can be purchased from;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DRILLIUM-CAMP ... 1404378133

 

[Spokesmann]

Must have saved at least 2 grams!

 

[Nob]

just awful workmanship

 

[bugloss]

Home drillum seems to be all the rage these days, just think about giving them a good squeeze on a super steep downhill. :shock:

 

[David B]

Very poor. Very poor indeed.

</Vic Reeves>

David

 

[Midlife]

Must post up a few of my attempts from 1974

Shaun

 

[glpinxit]

I like the drilled look, up to a point, but I also like it to look authentic. I also like my skin ungrazed so I have this waiting to go on some bike or another, in due course and it looks brill. http://www.velobase.com/ViewComponent.a ... AbsPos=171

 

[Old Ned]

I like the drilled look, up to a point, but I also like it to look authentic. I also like my skin ungrazed so I have this waiting to go on some bike or another, in due course and it looks brill. http://www.velobase.com/ViewComponent.a ... AbsPos=171

I've got a pair of those chainrings and in due course they will go on a pair of Campag cranks.

Sacrilage I know - but I like 'em and it's easier than drilling a Campag set!

 

[Robbied196]

In the olden days you used to use a centre punch before drilling it prevents the drill bit from wandering around :facepalm:

 

[The History Man]

I must get a pillar drill and a sense of humour.