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The Lance-dropper

By Cycling News

published 9 May 2004

Jittery Joes' Cesar Grajales shot to fame at this year's Tour of Georgia after winning the race's...

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(Almost) defies gravity(Image credit: Rob Karman)

Maxxis Columbiere tyres(Image credit: Rob Karman)

Crank Brothers Eggbeaters(Image credit: Rob Karman)

Cateye's Cordless 7 cyclocomputer(Image credit: Rob Karman)

The Lance-dropper - Cesar Grajales' Jittery Joes Klein Q-Pro XX, with mechanic and sponsor Brian Molloy, owner of The Hub bike shop in Athens, Georgia.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Almost defies gravity - Zero Gravity's brakes (barely) tip the scales at 194 grams a pair.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

SRAM's R9 Road cluster.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Truvativ's Rouleur one-piece forged aluminium crankarm.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Maxxis Columbiere tyres sit on Cane Creek Aros Team Ti wheels.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Jittery Joe's mechanic Brian Molloy is also a sponsor as owner of The Hub bike shop in Athens, Georgia, hence the custom stem cap.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Crank Brothers Eggbeaters with custom (shortened) titanium spindles.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Cateye's Cordless 7 cyclocomputer in custom Jittery Joes' orange.(Image credit: Rob Karman/Cyclingnews.com)

Reviewed May 9, 2004