Good God what is this ?

[tubularglue]

 

[TheDude]

Typical 1980's time trial bike I think.

 

[Marva32]

I seem to remember a regular road version of the second frame being used in the classics one year, but don't remember by whom.

 

[53 x 11]

More like 90's.

The bike in the background is from 97. As used by Berzin.

More photos here. http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/my_bianchi/berchen.htm

 

[Berzin]

More like 90's.

The bike in the background is from 97. As used by Berzin.

More photos here. http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/my_bianchi/berchen.htm

This TT frame was actually used by Berzin for two years during the 1995-1996 seasons.

He looked incredible on it. That was one hell of a bike design-everything custom-built to his specs, including the handlebars and fork, which used a dropout design to shield the front wheel skewer from the wind.

By the way, the particular frame in the picture posted by 53 X 11 is not Berzin's frame-his had a much smaller head tube and different handlebars. This was probably either a frame used by one of the taller riders on the Gewiss team or a special custom order for a cycling enthusiast.

 

[usedtobefast]

Johan Museeuw used a similar frame at Paris-Roubaix one year. his pedals were so tight, he had a problem unclipping when he had to do a bike change.
i think it was the year Tchmil won, if memory serves.

 

[Steel4Ever]

Johan Museeuw used a similar frame at Paris-Roubaix one year. his pedals were so tight, he had a problem unclipping when he had to do a bike change.
i think it was the year Tchmil won, if memory serves.

1994 -- Read all about it!

 

[53 x 11]

There was two. This is from 96 i think.

 

[RedheadDane]

Something decided by someone who'd had a little too much to drink!

 

[Marva32]

After looking at it, it kinda looks like a softride, but without the springs. I had also forgotten about GripShifts.