Awe yeah, baby... collectivist worker fixed gear pr*no. Sweeeeeet. Notice the track bend drop bars, the solid legs under that colorful Romanian peasant dress (made by actual lumpenproletariat peasants) and the sensible low-heeled footwear from the Ukraine, a country known for producing footwear that is both low-heeled, and sensible. A Woman needs a solid shoe if she's going to attack off the front, which our comrade here certainly has done. You can't even see the pack of capitalist running dogs, which she has blown up in a manner consistent with the will of the people's revolution. Mmmmmm... Nothing hotter than that. Nothing.

Ps. Don't mind the man-hands and Popeye forearms. She only has them because she labors tirelessly on behalf of the people.

I'm still trying to figure out where the top tube and the seat stays intersect.

michael, for god's sake, way too technical. Jim said pretty much everything that needs to be said about this photo. This image is an idyllic pastoral that says everything about the ultimate aims of the union. and it's hot. soooo very hot. she looks a bit winded in the picture, but I'm sure that once she regains her composure, she'll be the picture of serene confidence in her rustic but productive way of life. a look that has equal parts "come hither" and "I can carry a 25 kilo sack of beets all the way to market". mee-owwww.

-sg

By the way, are those 64 spoke, cross 8 wheels with filament-thin 22 gauge spokes?

Wow, I didn't even notice that she looked a little winded until you pointed that out!

And check out the gearing. 53 x 4 would be my guess.

53 x 4 is the union approved gear for women and juniors, 351.5 gear inches. while this is fine for them, espoirs are expected to accomplish most of their miles in a more suitable 55 x 3 for 486.4 gear inches.

union, first and foremost in all things. strong, resilient, a message that captivates and imagination and inspires one to ever greater service to the glorious cause of the revolution.

da! union da!