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Old 01-29-17, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Wildwood
Do i get to post in this thread every time i get a new bike?
Yes, you do. The more the better.
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Plus it lets us keep track of your current hair-to-beard ratio.
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Hey, Santa got a new bike for Xmas! In the classic red-white Xmas colourway!
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Plus it lets us keep track of your current hair-to-beard ratio.
The long hair is not a new thing. But the beard is starting to grow on me.
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"Starting" to grow?

How long you been napping under that tree, Mr. VanWinkel?
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Hey, Santa got a new bike for Xmas! In the classic red-white Xmas colourway!
Santa works but my first thought was this guy...

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Santa works but my first thought was this guy...

Actually there are some similarities. I used to be 'called' to go to mountain tops and was given a staff-like object to get the job done. But instead of tablets of wisdom, the result was a couple of hours of shoveling snow off the ski patrol building's upper deck. (Any of you cowboys - or cowgirls - ever do any tail-roping? Hint: burly cycling thighs are an asset)
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Old 01-30-17, 11:14 AM
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^Is there something wrong in the shoveling pic? You look normal in that one.

A couple more old dogs with gray muzzles:

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Originally Posted by Wildwood
The long hair is not a new thing. But the beard is starting to grow on me.
They tend to do that!

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Old 01-30-17, 02:06 PM
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LesterOfPuppets - love that bike! Is it an old Motobecane? Thank heavens for full beards - I hate the scruffy goatees
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^Is there something wrong in the shoveling pic? You look normal in that one.
Humble apologies for the misrepresentation (older photo), I don't do normal anymore.
Mental illness is a miserable thing, but thank goodness it's not contagious.
I try to hang on to what's important while I can = my longtime hobbies.

Who really knows what tomorrow brings, maybe new direction for my soul and things....
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Old 01-30-17, 08:11 PM
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LesterOfPuppets - love that bike! Is it an old Motobecane? Thank heavens for full beards - I hate the scruffy goatees
I guess you must be talking about Hambone's bike. I haven't had a Moto for YEARS!

Most recent pic of me with bike. Sorry about the not exactly vintage bike, although the stem, bars, and front wheel are from the '80s

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lugsNleather58 made an honest mistake. You bearded fellows all look the same...

Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
I guess you must be talking about Hambone's bike. I haven't had a Moto for YEARS!

Most recent pic of me with bike. Sorry about the not exactly vintage bike, although the stem, bars, and front wheel are from the '80s

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Nice jersey @HamboneSlim.
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Old 01-30-17, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Hypno Toad
+1 on resizing images, I can't figure it out either.
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If anyone wants to tell me how to resize images, feel free.
I use a postimage.org to host pictures, the site offers the option of resizing pictures when uploading. Upload a group of pictures at one time, select the size desired for the resizing and then just copy and paste the link in forum posts.
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I use a postimage.org to host pictures, the site offers the option of resizing pictures when uploading. Upload a group of pictures at one time, select the size desired for the resizing and then just copy and paste the link in forum posts.
Looks better than Imageshack. Thanks
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I had used photobucket for many years but it had just gotten unbearably slow that I went looking for something else. I gave postimage a try and found it does everything I need and it does it quickly.
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No worries Les, plenty of C+V cred IMHO with the Lemond, quill stem, square taper crank? and previous Moto experience. It's all good! And you should have a good look at Hambone's Moto, it's a beauty.


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I guess you must be talking about Hambone's bike. I haven't had a Moto for YEARS!

Most recent pic of me with bike. Sorry about the not exactly vintage bike, although the stem, bars, and front wheel are from the '80s

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I'm getting old!

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@sjanzeir Is the weather more temperate this time of year in Saudi Arabia or is it still quite hot? It is always nice to see riders in other parts of the world.
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