Got some good news from my friend Piers over at Derestricted and thought i'd celebrate by doing a new bikenstein (yes I know, to celebrate by doing some photoshop work sounds pretty dull...). Why Roland Sands hate the beautiful swingarm and carbonfibre subframe of the desmosedici and replaces it by american steel tubes I don't know, but it seems a bit contra-productive to me...
That I would drive any day, real sweet..
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Neh! nicu nicu, let's build one mate? I get the wheels, forks, exhaust and tires and you get the bike ok?
ReplyDeleteNo Worries, Maybe a job for the Canaries? ;)
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GNARLY!
ReplyDeletegod is in the details
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I love how you put MX grips on it man. Points of contact are so often neglected : )
ReplyDeleteDamn, that rocks, MP!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see it being built.
BTW on Britten, I sat on the Britten #3 in Milan back in -99 when I managed to visit Mr Crepaldi's garage... See MC Collection blog for photo. :-)
/Marcus_of_MarcusMotoDesign
Cheers guys!
ReplyDelete@Marcus, where do I find the MC-collection blog? Couldn't find it through their website, am I stupid or is it not linked from there? Don't know why I want to see you sitting on the Britten though, will probably just make me jealous... :/
Eh, it was facebook now when I think of it. Sorry I mixed it up.
ReplyDeleteCheck the album's on their facebook or their logg from june and you should find it!
/Marcus_of_MarcusMotoDesign
Roland did nothing replaced...because the base it's a ducati desmosedici rr (the street legal motorcycle and not the racing motorcycle GP) !
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