Bici Lamborghini - Cycling Mob: Road Cycling, Mountain Biking and More

05-12-2004, 04:16 PM

Evidently Lamborghini badged a bicycle back in the heyday of
blow-dried hair. This article would be of no particular interest
except that the example specimen looks like it was assembled at
Western Auto!

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Chalo Colina

05-12-2004, 07:22 PM

Chalo wrote:

> Evidently Lamborghini badged a bicycle back in the heyday of
> blow-dried hair. This article would be of no particular interest
> except that the example specimen looks like it was assembled at
> Western Auto!
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"...using Titanium wherever possible, combined with expensive Magnesium and
Polyester..."

How could you have the ultimate disco-era bike without polyester? :-)

IIRC, Lamborghini had their name on a lot of stuff -- skis, tennis rackets,
sportswear, etc. I remember that bike well. At the time, my best friend's dad
was a Lamborghini dealer..

Matt O.

05-12-2004, 07:22 PM

Chalo wrote:

> Evidently Lamborghini badged a bicycle back in the heyday of
> blow-dried hair. This article would be of no particular interest
> except that the example specimen looks like it was assembled at
> Western Auto!
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"...using Titanium wherever possible, combined with expensive Magnesium and
Polyester..."

How could you have the ultimate disco-era bike without polyester? :-)

IIRC, Lamborghini had their name on a lot of stuff -- skis, tennis rackets,
sportswear, etc. I remember that bike well. At the time, my best friend's dad
was a Lamborghini dealer..

Matt O.

05-12-2004, 07:22 PM

Chalo wrote:

> Evidently Lamborghini badged a bicycle back in the heyday of
> blow-dried hair. This article would be of no particular interest
> except that the example specimen looks like it was assembled at
> Western Auto!
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"...using Titanium wherever possible, combined with expensive Magnesium and
Polyester..."

How could you have the ultimate disco-era bike without polyester? :-)

IIRC, Lamborghini had their name on a lot of stuff -- skis, tennis rackets,
sportswear, etc. I remember that bike well. At the time, my best friend's dad
was a Lamborghini dealer..

Matt O.

05-12-2004, 07:22 PM

Chalo wrote:

> Evidently Lamborghini badged a bicycle back in the heyday of
> blow-dried hair. This article would be of no particular interest
> except that the example specimen looks like it was assembled at
> Western Auto!
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"...using Titanium wherever possible, combined with expensive Magnesium and
Polyester..."

How could you have the ultimate disco-era bike without polyester? :-)

IIRC, Lamborghini had their name on a lot of stuff -- skis, tennis rackets,
sportswear, etc. I remember that bike well. At the time, my best friend's dad
was a Lamborghini dealer..

Matt O.

05-12-2004, 07:22 PM

Chalo wrote:

> Evidently Lamborghini badged a bicycle back in the heyday of
> blow-dried hair. This article would be of no particular interest
> except that the example specimen looks like it was assembled at
> Western Auto!
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"...using Titanium wherever possible, combined with expensive Magnesium and
Polyester..."

How could you have the ultimate disco-era bike without polyester? :-)

IIRC, Lamborghini had their name on a lot of stuff -- skis, tennis rackets,
sportswear, etc. I remember that bike well. At the time, my best friend's dad
was a Lamborghini dealer..

Matt O.