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^^ why are the panniers on the front?
I'm assuming no rack mounts, also he has a Cetma on the front, so it makes sense to mount a pannier to that that dick around trying to p-clip an ugly rear pannier rack.
Add downtube shifter and modern 8x1 groupset and bingo, much much lighter and more direct.
Sizemore did that for you.

Look at this picture:

Now imagine how you'll be sitting on that. Then think about reaching down for the dt shifter.
I'm not saying it can't be done, but pulling up to and away from traffic lights which one would you rather do?
In any event it's a lovely bike and I want one.
I agree. If I had the money, I'd totally convert the Cannondale Rack to a a thumbie on the bars. I'd love to be able to change gears without removing my hands from the bars.
And yeah, I'd love to ride something like this.
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Need help identifying a song froma bizarre source.
Currently when you to to the on demand/catchup menu on virgin TV it plays a reel of pay per view stuff in the corner. A backing song somes up which seems to be a cover of Iron Maiden's "Fear of the Dark" but in a very different style. Soft synths, spooky female backing vocals and an almost danzing esque lead male vocal, but english accent.
Covers of "Fear Of The Dark" (according to Wikipedia)
Graveworm, for their 2001 album Scourge of Malice[2] (often incorrectly attributed to Cradle of Filth or Children of Bodom).
Alternative rock band Fightstar performed a cover of the song for the Kerrang! "Maiden Heaven" tribute album,.
It was performed by Chuck Billy, Craig Goldy, Ricky Phillips, and Mikkey Dee for the tribute album Numbers from the Beast.
Italian Techno Duo DJ Activator and Francesco Zeta covered the song 2008 as a Hardstyle version and released it as a single in Italy.[3]
The Finnish Metal/Rock band Sturm und Drang performed a cover of this song on their 2008 release "Rock N' Roll Children" as a bonus track [4]A-capella metal band Van Canto covered it on their second album Hero.
- Doro Pesch performed with Blaze Bayley on a Classical live version in 2004 at Wacken Open Air with strings and acoustic guitars.[5]
- Justice at Summer Breeze Open Air 2007.
- Pentagram (only live).[6]
- 1200 Micrograms' High Paradise, released on the album Live in Brazil(and remixes of it on others) features this song heavily.
- Doro Pesch performed with Blaze Bayley on a Classical live version in 2004 at Wacken Open Air with strings and acoustic guitars.[5]
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