Look closely at the pictures (not the cleavage this time). Check out what they did to the cable routing on that bike in three pics where its visible. On the first big pic, its actually behind her hand. She reached thru the cable loop to get on the drops. And on the other two where the other side is shown right at the caliper, its clear the housing is bent to the point that the cable - and thus the brake - is unusable.Interesting marketing that she is on a drop bar bike and he isn't.
Won't sell; no drop handlebar scenery.Good land, there are a dozen designs costing far less and none of the nuisance of a handlebar mount. Probably a dozen .dfx files for CNC and plasma. $9-$15
Sorry, can't get past the cleavage.Look closely at the pictures (not the cleavage this time). Check out what they did to the cable routing on that bike in three pics where its visible. On the first big pic, its actually behind her hand. She reached thru the cable loop to get on the drops. And on the other two where the other side is shown right at the caliper, its clear the housing is bent to the point that the cable - and thus the brake - is unusable.
So yeah, thats all marketing on a bike that cannot safely turn and for sure cannot stop.
EDIT: The blonde is Carolin Kunert and she is the one who invented the grill.
A very successful Kickstarter campaign and is for sale on MANY EU websites...Won't sell; no drop handlebar scenery.
Talking about other suggested substitutes; not clevage marketing.A very successful Kickstarter campaign and is for sale on MANY EU websites...
I guess it's all in one's perception. Until someone mentioned it I paid no attention nor did I notice. FFS every woman I know has them.clevage marketing.
Agreed. There's plenty of options that pack down smaller, using all kinds of fuel sources, that would pack down smaller specifically for biking, from folding grills/stoves of varying sizes or even DIY roll up grilles.Good land, there are a dozen designs costing far less and none of the nuisance of a handlebar mount. Probably a dozen .dfx files for CNC and plasma. $9-$15