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I all of the sudden feel inferior on my 595 Ultra :cryin:
Cause a younger guy couldn't afford it.piano said:That bike's absolutely beautiful. But why did they get that old guy to show it off?!
I just said the same exact thing out loud (...and I'm at work). I'd LOVE to have roads like that around here!!Peanya said:Who cares about the bike, I want to ride those roads more!!
Wouldn't mind having both!Peanya said:Who cares about the bike, I want to ride those roads more!!
Look bikes are not manufactured in China. They are manufactured in Look's own plant in Tunisia. They are one of the few that still keeps manufacturing in house. They have not outsourced any of their frame production as of this time.SilentAssassin said:Looks good. I hope the chinese generic carbon version is released soon.
Isn't that "old" guy Laurent Jalabert? Seems like that is what I read in another post, wouldn't want to challenge that old guy.piano said:That bike's absolutely beautiful. But why did they get that old guy to show it off?![]()
Awesome Dick Dale music for the soundtrack too!
Hmmm.. I was under the impression that the French/Tunisian frames were their high end (595, 585, 695, etc.) while their lower lines (555, 566, etc.) were manufactured in Asia.rward325 said:Look bikes are not manufactured in China. They are manufactured in Look's own plant in Tunisia. They are one of the few that still keeps manufacturing in house. They have not outsourced any of their frame production as of this time.
From my understanding the high end 595/585 were still made in FranceDanTourino said:Hmmm.. I was under the impression that the French/Tunisian frames were their high end (595, 585, 695, etc.) while their lower lines (555, 566, etc.) were manufactured in Asia.