Dear Listmeister, dear fellow listmembers,
Having done a little experimentation with search engines and the way they p ick up on sites, I suspect that within a week of the next googlebot crawl m ost porn searches will lead perverts straight to CR: all this talk of Viagr a and loose balls can come to no good.
On another note, I've just laid my grubby hands on a copy of Jan Heine's ne w book. The tech data is most interesting to follow through the years (espe cially see how long it took bikes to get back down to, let alone below the weight of the 30's Oscar Egg), and the photography of the great bikes is qu ite amazing. Not a complete reference book, which isn't it's aim I guess, b ut definitely worth having by your bedside to sleep sweet dreams. Pretty re presentative timeline, and some of the best surviving examples of each of t he bikes featured.
And BTW if anybody recognizes (from the picture) the make of bike following Le Cannibale at the 74 world champs, and it's rider, I'd appreciate the in fo. Of even greater interst would be a link to another view of that bike.
Nick March, Agen, 47000 Lot et Garonne, France.