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A few Museeuw bikes
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Emma Davies (left) and Johan Museeuw guide us on a ride towards some of Flanders' most famous roads.
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De Leeuw himself knows better than most how to ride these cobbles.
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Our hero (in third wheel) 'escorts' Museeuw up the cobbles of the Oude Kwaremont.
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Descending on cobbles can be pretty frightening, but the MF1 frame takes them in stride.
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The Brasserie de Flandrien was the venue for a typical Flemish lunch.
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Museeuw tucks in while our correspondent waits for his meat-free lunch.
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Sales and marketing director Fangio Reybrouck takes us through the technical features of the Museeuw frames.
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Fangio Reybrouck explains the features of the 50 percent flax MF9 fork.
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Darkening skies loom as our correspondent puts the MF5 thorugh its paces after lunch.
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Assembled members of Europe's media prepare to take to the roads of Flanders.
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The clearcoat finish allows you to see the flax fibres that make up the majority of the main tubes on the MF5.
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The new Museeuw MF5 is even more comfortable than the MF1 with its main tubes made from 80 percent flax.
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The Museeuw MF1
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The new Museeuw MF5
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Assembled members of Europe's media
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Emma Davies (left) and Johan Museeuw
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The Brasserie de Flandrien
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Museeuw tucks in
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Johan Museeuw jumped on his own product at the launch
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A few Museeuw bikes await assembly in front of a vast wall of jerseys in the Centrum Ronde Van Vlaanderen.
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The Museeuw MF1 has main tubes made of 50 percent flax fibre - featured here in exclusive Amstel Gold livery.
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The Museeuw MF5 smoothes over little cobbles like these on the Katteberg as if they were paved over.
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