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if you know this person, introduce them to a 2x4:

tasteful use of gold components (Mercier Kilo TT White from velospace):

more wood porn for bikes here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/21617058@N05/

Wood porn:

oops, gotta keep up!

is this the same one that's been posted in here before? Also from flickr bike porn group:

especially with a fence like that!

from flickr "bike porn" group:

Bike wash porn courtesy of milanofixed.com:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/raytracing/2734762240/

(can anyone post this pic?)

Some more snow anti-porn from FGG:

also from FGG - Gillot Cooper Road Path:

Check out the crank and the lug detail:

Dropouts and axle wing nuts:

Headbadge and beautiful fork crown:

Brooks B17 Sprinter:

More info and lots of pics here: www.coopertechnica.com/bicycles

Here are a couple examples:

I'm sure not everyone will agree... utilitarian and lunch pail porn from FGG:

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009/apr/3/AlexanderPursel-3.jpg

oh, that's been here before! classic anti-porn.

Anti-Porn for the hockey-helmet-wearin'-slow-kids:

also from FGG

this one is Pengy-esque:

from FGG

ok ok...

I'm new.

whats Pengy please?

B3ARNARD: Pengy, is a term that refers to a bike so hideous that it wouldn't even qualify as Anti-Porn. Pengy is somewhat famous in here... do some searches and see for yourself, but be warned, it's not pretty!

sh!t rik, u'r quick! I wonder if the yellow cab recked on Pengy?

That purple bike doesn't come within a mile of touching Pengy. Pengy is an anti-bike-porn legend.

Respect the Pengy!

No idea if this is anyone in here, but check out this flickr link:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sashae/

No more hand bags/purses/pink fake leather crap!

from milanofixed.com:

for everyone suggesting to paint that wheel... go back to doing a little spray can snort (you need more).

That weave will add some style to any wall or bike :)

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  snoops, what pedals are those? Really, really nice bike!
  

+1 to Prime heretic.

I only run a front brake on my single speed, but I've been doing it for years, and cycling in general for years longer. I don't recommend it for everyone or for all situations, but if the circumstances are right, it's your call. Even on my geared road bike, I usually use the front for most of my braking.

I'm not 90% of the cyclists out there and probably not even 99% for that matter, so I'm not advising this for anyone. Oh, and as for the fashion bit, sure the one brake looks better than two, but I'll take my style points elsewhere.

It depends on: a) the skill of the rider, b) the circumstances, c) the quality of the components, d) a helmet for when the first three aren't going your way.

from the San Diego Custom Bicycle Show.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9848026@N07/3416153714/sizes/l/in/set-72157616397141678/

ed, now you're scaring me