Trying to find out what this mad looking bike is, apparently made by someone in the UK, front suspension like BMW’s telelever suspension. Any ideas?
Just back from our 20 week detailed scan at the hospital. As per our 1st visit, this one blew us away yet again. Everything appears perfectly normal, however there was a bit of a Homer Simpson “Why you little…..” moment at one point:
The little B*$£^%!!!! is giving us the finger!!!!! Takes after it’s Dad then. Anyway, here’s a choice selection of the other scan photos:
Hands behind it’s head, “Ahh, it’s actually quite warm and comfy here, great place to relax. I can highly recommend it.“
Now, let me see your SCARY face! What the doctors call The Halloween Shot.
Baby’s spine. Looking like something out of Species?
Sucking it’s thumb. AAAaahhhhhhh.
Looks like the little ‘un is going to be a bit of a martial artist….
Great leg extension. Nunchaku and throwing stars are on order.
Three stories on Pistonheads this afternoon:
New Gullwing:
Morgan Aero Supersports:
Morgan Aero Supersports inside story:
Frame mocked up with Lefty Speed DLR2 fork and Mavic/Cannie wheelset (M117 rims on Cannie Omega front and Delta rear hubs). Lefty being shipped to Thumbprint in the UK for a service and optimisation. Thumbprint are the UK agents for EightyAid who specialise in Cannondale‘s Lefty shock. Rear Fox Float RL being sent to Real Cycles, up the north, for a similar treatment. Also worth checking out are Mojo in the UK and PUSH Industries in the States for Fox shocks. Also checking out Dr. Cannondale in Germany for a number of small parts (bearings and bushes) to recon the frame and swing arm.
Change of heart – Actually going to send the rear shock to Mojo in the UK, just been on their site and have come away well impresessed with the process as described there. Sorry Real.
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