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Old 02-08-16, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Bikerider007
If I ever get back to your neck of the woods I would like to meet you, seem like such a great character.

On that note, I passed out for the first time on my life a few years ago. Some kind of allergy and was having a beer with my buddy out front in lawn chairs, enjoying the weather and chatting. I coughed until I could not breathe...put my arms out catch myself and of course he grabs my beer so I would not spill but lets me fall flat on my face. I don't know if I should have thanked him or killed him.
Where are you? You're welcome to email me and meet. Others have done so. I give a great bicycle tour of New York City.

There are some possible explanations of my fainting, which I won't post here, at least not yet.
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No bike, reserved for toddler photos.
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Originally Posted by noglider
Where are you? You're welcome to email me and meet. Others have done so. I give a great bicycle tour of New York City.

There are some possible explanations of my fainting, which I won't post here, at least not yet.
I am in the Phoenix area but love the city. Be in TN next mo but that's a haul. I will contact you for sure the next time I get out that way. Pic also reminds me of my brother that is in Virginia, great stash man!

I grew up with dogs but not full time in house. We got a Golden Retriever for our son and he liked him in the house. Come to find out I was allergic to the long hair it had and we had to get rid of. I have never wheezed and felt so sick in my life. I hope all is well Tom.
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Originally Posted by redneckwes
Someday I am going to throw it away and disappear.
that will happen to all of us, i'm afraid.
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Just switched the wallpaper to this photo today, starring Robbie and Doc.

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Originally Posted by SJX426
Was this
[IMG]P9201309 , on Flickr[/IMG]

It was replaced with my youngest daughters graduation picture.
Maybe it's the lighting but it would appear that your brake pad holders are in backwards.
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nice one, chrome molly.

Originally Posted by KJK
Maybe it's the lighting but it would appear that your brake pad holders are in backwards.
optical illusion. he took it in a mirror. that's why it looks like that. otherwise, the right brake lever is routed to the front, and we know that's wrong.

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I have two,

this for the unlock screen

and the "faux vintage" headbadge shot for the regular wallpaper.

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Originally Posted by tashi
No bikes (gotta have some space without a bike, right?), but Brisco was a classic.

[IMG]IMGP0485 by tashipeacock1, on Flickr[/IMG]

I love the new pup, but I've worked through this pic making me sad and now it makes me smile almost every time I look at my phone so I don't know if it'll ever get changed.

Sorry, so off topic. I just can't resist sharing my B with folks who weren't lucky enough to meet him.
Brisco looks like he could be a twin to our Rex, who we lost in 2009. We got him from the shelter as a pup, and he grew up to be the best dog. Our current dog sometimes acts like him, to the point that my wife occasionally calls him by the wrong name.

On topic: I don't have a smart phone either. My employer provides us with a phone for calling us in emergencies and it is the cheapest flip phone they can get. I can't remember how long I've had mine, but I like that it is small for carrying in my seat bag.
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Originally Posted by KJK
Maybe it's the lighting but it would appear that your brake pad holders are in backwards.
Yup! Fixed that soon after the picture in 2009! Thanks

ALL my bikes have the right lever controlling the front brake. It is not wrong, just a personal preference I've had for over 40 years.
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Originally Posted by SJX426
Yup! Fixed that soon after the picture in 2009! Thanks

ALL my bikes have the right lever controlling the front brake. It is not wrong, just a personal preference I've had for over 40 years.
Are you sure that third cable housing isn't a garden hose? Talk about a weird optical illusion.
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Originally Posted by stardognine
Are you sure that third cable housing isn't a garden hose? Talk about a weird optical illusion.
Fueling up for a ride!
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Fueling up for a ride!
Gotta' stay hydrated.
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Originally Posted by Pompiere
Brisco looks like he could be a twin to our Rex, who we lost in 2009. We got him from the shelter as a pup, and he grew up to be the best dog. Our current dog sometimes acts like him, to the point that my wife occasionally calls him by the wrong name.
...
I love me a mutt. Genetic diversity FTW. I mix up my new dog's name once in a while as well, but he's Lenny, and Brisco was named after Detective Lenny Brisco from Law and Order so it kinda makes sense...his full name would probably be Lenny Brisco Peacock if he had one...next dog might be Jerry, or Orbach...
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