
UnitedHealthcare's Aussie star rides machine like the devil

Aussie fast man now retired

Custom drillings and TT rings highlight Zabriskie's road bike

One of the dozen P5s in existence takes the TT start in California

Cielo frames have proven to be more successful for Chris King than originally anticipated.
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A snapshot into the creation of a Vanilla bicycle.
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This is not a standard Chris King color option.
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The Edge Composites stem is painted to match.
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The elegant seat stays are slightly flattened for a bit of extra comfort.
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Speedvagen and Vanilla Bicycles frontman Sacha White built this 'cross frameset with Shimano's Dura-Ace Di2 group.
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Stainless steel faces are bolted to the outside of the dropouts.
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The front brake cable is routed inside the Edge Composites stem.
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It's almost a shame to get this Speedvagen 'cross racer muddy.
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The Paul Components cantilever brakes fit on to special low-profile integrated pivots on the Edge Composites fork.
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The Edge Composites fork is naturally painted to match.
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The rear brake cable is routed directly through the seat tube.
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White's Speedvagen range has included road, 'cross and now track variants.
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Details, details. White files down the housing stops beforing brazing them on to the tube.
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This Vanilla randonneur is ready to ride.
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This is a bit fancier than your standard bottle cage.
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Even the Vanilla booth was impressive, making full use of the shipping containers used to transport all of the gear.
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This mixte bicycle shows off Vanilla Bicycles' trademark style.
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It may be small but it still looks mean.
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The stainless steel clamping surface provides a secure hold and also resists marking.
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Sacha White will collaborate with legendary framebuilder Dario Pegoretti on the upcoming range of Speedvagen track bikes.
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These ultra-deep drop track bars are integrated with the color-matched stem.
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Speedvagen frames now feature seatpost stubs based on Edge Composites' design.
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Pegoretti's new dropout design features scalloped joints and two brazed-in cylinders fully piercing both stays.
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Even without a big logo on the down tube, this TIG-welded steel frame is unmistakably Pegoretti.
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Beefy dropouts are another Pegoretti trademark.
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The front brake cable hanger is integrated right into the stem.
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Designer Jay Sycip tacked a cheeky placard on to the back of the Cielo entry.
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The extended seat tube also boasts a stainless steel reinforcement ring up top.
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Simply pull out the cable (which is held in place with magnets and sealed in the frame with o-rings) and plug it into the receptacle on the top tube. The key cylinder is on the underside. Though not exactly terribly secure, it's undoubtedly trick.
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The integrated cable lock tucks away neatly within the seat cluster.
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Stainless steel rings were used around both ends of the head tube and the top of the custom stem.
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Cielo Cycles entered this fantastic machine into this year's Oregon Manifest Constructor's Design Challenge.
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Polished stainless steel dropouts are used front and rear.
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Dual custom-painted bottles are held in leather-accented cages and capped with real corks.
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Cielo forks feature a machined stainless steel crowns.
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Stainless steel seat stay caps are polished to better show them off.
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Pegoretti frames invariably feature ornate and highly detailed paint jobs.
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This striking lugged steel Pegoretti features his 'Venetian stucco' panel design.
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Pegoretti's 'mica' paint scheme offers both a colorful and tactile display.
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And if that weren't enough, there's a more obvious label on the non-driveside chain stay.
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The hand on Pegoretti's down tube emphasizes the handbuilt construction
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The down tube on this commemorative frame features Giro d'Italia greats of yesterday.
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Cielo has added a third model to its range for 2010.
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Sliding Paragon Machine Works dropouts on the new Cielo mountain bike frame easily allows for both geared or singlespeed use.
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The Cielo head tube badge depicts a mountain scene in Santa Barbara, California.
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One requirement of this year's Oregon Manifest Constructor's Design Challenge was the ability to carry - what else - a six-pack. Cielo got it done with this neat-looking canvas number.
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