Well, you may be thinking of Carl Fogarty. He built a bike and it did win some races, but eventually failed due to lack of funds. Also, there was a bike called a Britton (spelling may be wrong), and I think it also did well, but I believe he passed away with cancer and the company didn't go very far. Lastly, Eric Buell built some road-racers that are/were powered by Harley engines. In the classes that they are raced, they do a fairly ok job.
Yep, John Britton, raced in the Aussie series with his hand built bike-- kicked the crap outta the factories with it. He'd be the most successful out of the three stories I listed, and the most sad, being as how he died.
So, I had a wine called 'Red Bicyclette' or something like that... think it was french, but not very high-end, prob a $13 bottle. Not too bad, tho, it was a syrah.
if I can't find it locally, there is a place about an hour away from me that has an awesome wine shop. I'll be there-- the girl that works there knows more about wine than I do about bikes!
IMPORTANT : before to buy some good wine (good doesn't mean expensive)
make sure you have some appropriate glasses the glass is as important as is the wine
like this :
for a Bourgone red wine it's ok, for a more heavy wine you'll need a little bit more larger glass -and probably a caraf
Cool! Thanks for the pics... I went out last spring and got two 'red wine' glasses, and they look much like the glass you have shown there. However, I don't have a caraf... It's on the list!
And, I'll happily read a wine list whenever you have the time!
I hafta post this... ok, I don't hafta, but I finally got it all finished and I'm pretty proud of what I accomplished here. I took all the plastic off and replaced it, installed a new exhaust, and it is super sassy!
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