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  • EPIC Bike Collection
  • Jerome
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    One to show all those complaining other halves.
    http://www.sammlung-embacher.at/index_e.html
    Good index on the Left hand side..

    skiboy
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    no bmx ?

    wwaswas
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    I couldn’t cope with the ecstasy of indecision over which one to ride each day…

    Bigface0_0
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    OMG i wish that was my shed…MMMMMMmmmm 😯

    DezB
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    Some rubbish bikes in there! I like this one, can’t help but think they shouldn’t’ve painted the seat tube white though.

    oxym0r0n
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    The mountain bike : moulton ratio is all a bit wrong and where are things like the GT STS?

    pjt201
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    he has made some epic valva/logo failures.

    s
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    In the last five years he has built up one of the most remarkable bicycle collections

    5 years! 😯

    neilforrow
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    top right, half way down, there is a beast… what it is…??.. looks like a preying mantis!

    portlyone
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    That Suburu 2WD looks interesting…

    Elbows
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    neilforrow,the preying Mantis is the Pederson Soelling.
    There’re a few similar bikes here in Augsburg, Bayern where I live. They are huge! I asked a guy for a go on one, but he was remarkably defensive and said no.

    PJM1974
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    I love that Subaru. It looks like something from Wallace & Grommitt.

    Are the BMW bikes nicked licensed Whyte designs?

    stuartlangwilson
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    Bizarre choice of ugly and pointless mtbs imo.

    aP
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    Oh, psychle has gone public…

    Naranjada
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    Are the BMW bikes nicked licensed Whyte designs?

    AFAIK the BMW suspension is more or less their Telelever design which in turn is the Hossack design as used on the Britten – one of the most astonishing motorbikes ever IMO.

    Anyway, the idea is that the braking forces are concentrated horizontally backwards into the frame, therefore preventing the forks from diving and also allowing a pretty constant steering geometry; what’s more the suspension can move freely whilst braking. The system rides very well and rewards a smooth style on a motorbike, not sure how that translates to MTB though.

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