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Comments - Our Visit to Ridley HQ

February 21, 2011

confused about the comments about china. really? its 2011. there is not a carbon brand in the peleton that has not outsourced or is based in twn and china, you guys know that, right?
- pierre, toronto

February 16, 2011

What are the revenue figures for a company like Ridley? Does anyone make any money in this industry?
- John, Pittsburgh

February 15, 2011

designed in belgium, made in taiwan, painted in belgium with japanese and italian parts..................smack talk from around the world...........i love our sport.........
- Bill Forrest, el dorado hills, ca

February 15, 2011

jc et al- comparing belgian pros training to your training in new england is like comparing your kid's t-ball practice to fort meyers spring training. same hat; completely different universe. most pros are dumb; but not generally dumb enough to train in freezing conditions if it can be helped; that's why god invented trainers and cheap package charters from zaventem to mallorca.
- me, down by the river

February 14, 2011

Flahute!
- Kurt, N Stonington

February 14, 2011

Tripel Karmeliet. You know your beer.
- Mike, Sydney

February 10, 2011

with fashion week in NY around the corner, the similarities between "SUPERMODELS' and "pros" is apparent: weight + ego
- heidi klum-karpets, brussels

February 10, 2011

Made in China but finished in Belgium with Japanese and Italian components.
- jim, teaneck, nj

February 10, 2011

Seriously - you think that's cold? Try training for racing here in New England, where our racing schedule starts proper in last week of March. Those conditions are balmy compared to some o the rides we do each winter - if you live here, you just gotta suck it up and deal with it. Mix in 2-3 quality interval days on the trainer each week, and you've got yourself a recipe for fitness. It's all about proper layering and mental outlook - sometimes it's motivation enough to head out in the crap, when you know most of your competitors are comfortably indoors (getting slower).
- JC, Newton, MA

February 10, 2011

We Are Belgium. By way of China.
- Ho, Down

February 10, 2011

That picture labeled Unpainted Damocles ISP looks more like a Helium. Damocles has the wishbones stays and sharp tube shapes. The Made In China boxes that this unpainted frame is sitting on probably contain the Damocles. To my surprise, my new Damocles ISP was made in China. Guess I shouldn't really be surprised.
- Ed, Tennessee

February 10, 2011

Personally, I'd be more interested in seeing the factory they're laid up in than where their toenails get painted...
- James, Sydney

February 10, 2011

Landa da Panda.
- Hans, Göteborg

February 09, 2011

Negative 5 Celsius, bah--how about negative 5 Fahrenheit (-22 C for the logical types) and windy on my training ride in Minnesota? Beautiful bikes and beautiful workmanship, that is all I can say of the Ridleys. I have had the privilege of putting one or two of these together, and everything just fits. As it should.
- Evan, Minneapolis

February 09, 2011

so beautiful.
- Brian, Denver

February 09, 2011

Ampipe FTW! When I was 12 and living in the pre-internet era All the Right Moves was always a good late night score on HBO.
- Todd , Los Angeles

February 09, 2011

Diggin' those Ambrosios. You need to carry them. I-tal Techno takes forever.
- Bud, Elkins Park

February 09, 2011

You've got to cage those Katusha frames up. Ornery little suckers.
- Ishmael, Pequod

February 09, 2011

Thanks for sharing. Great write up and photos to match!
- Isa Amistad, Edmonton

February 09, 2011

Is that a made in China?
- Jim, Arizona

February 09, 2011

Thanks for the peek, always LOVE to see how anything bike is made or done. Didn't hit the Campy factory while touring did U?
- Michael, Edina