Photo via Etsy

The stage race.

Photo via Etsy

The pieces.

Photo via Etsy

The player's pieces.

Photo via Etsy

Money Money!

Now after you checked the Etsy link, I'm sure you noticed that it was no longer in stock and before you ask, no I didn't buy it. Aaron's frien Emily did. Not a bad score either! If you're really bored (board?), check out this video of a few people playing the game, courtesy of the Etsy page.

Photo courtesy of Tam Pham

To add to this week's post, I've got some special photos sent over by none other than Tam Pham. You remember Tam's hour record practice bike from the Merckx Mondays Hour Record post right?

Photo courtesy of Tam Pham

Well, he sent over some more photos of Merckx training for the Hour Record in Mexico City.

Photo courtesy of Tam Pham

Here's Merckx's backup bike in Mexico.

Photo courtesy of Tam Pham

Eddy staring down the bike that will carry him to victory. Notice the proprietary narrow Campagnolo hub. There was a special Cinelli fork that was proposed for the bike, but Ernesto decided to not use it in the final design. Hence the spacers.

Photo courtesy of Tam Pham

Seen better here, on the bike that's in Brussels Underground on display.

Photo courtesy of Tam Pham

This is my favorite out of the bunch. Merckx on a practice run on the actual Hour Record bike. Note the lack of the Pino stem and the drillium bottom bracket shell.

Many thanks to Tam Pham for supplying some great information. Best wishes man!

Previously:
Merckx Mondays: La Course en Tête
Merckx Mondays: Eddy's Hour Record Bike