Ibis’s new bike is a 160mm 26″ Mojo HDR. No, wait. It’s a 130mm (or 150mm) travel 27.5″…
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While it’s been 27.5″ this, 650B that, and general tweener fever everywhere , today the original wheel debate…
If you think you know Fuji, you might just want to think again. When Fuji contacted us about…
It looks like a Bandit, it smells like a Bandit, but it’s not a Bandit. Get up close…
When David first pinged us with an offer to feature his bike as a Reader’s Ride, what seemed…
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Rhino cantis, from the 1990′s CNC-ano-fest era.
Wrong, Campy scissor shifters, circa 1978
U-Tool aftermarket earphones for Walkman, c. 1982.
Those are, of course, brakes.
campy fishing lures, c. 1962.
Yep Rhino Cantis!
Ditto rhino cantis from 90s
Remember seeing similar on marin bikes
A Campy Seatpost
Pretty sure thats a campy seatpost.
Yup, that there be a Campy seatposter.
That is definitely a campy seat post
+1 on the campy seatpost.
How much for that Campy seatpost?
Got a set of those, rhinos.
I propose a Rupert Pupkin Award, to be presented to the next razor wit who mentions Campy seat-posts in one of these threads.
That is definitely a limited edition Campy “Ultra” Record seatpost.
Campy seatpost? Ha.
It’s TWO campy seatposts!
There are a pair of old brake pads sistems for old fashion mtb maybe 1995 to 1998
As much as they really want to be a Campy seatpost, they are Rhino Brakes. Answer via Jeff at First Flight Bicycles.