Crank and File - The Series
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Crank and File - The Series
A friend of mine has been writing a regular series on cycling that has been published every Saturday through the summer and thought I'd share some links.
The last installment was about my partner and mentor in frame building, Arvon Stacey.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...024/story.html
Another was on another friend who is one of the most pre-eminent collectors of vintage CCM bicycles in the world and an incredibly nice human being to boot.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...378/story.html
They also wrote a nice piece on our community co-op as this is where old bikes go to be reborn and where I spend a little time...
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...382/story.html
The last installment was about my partner and mentor in frame building, Arvon Stacey.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...024/story.html
Another was on another friend who is one of the most pre-eminent collectors of vintage CCM bicycles in the world and an incredibly nice human being to boot.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...378/story.html
They also wrote a nice piece on our community co-op as this is where old bikes go to be reborn and where I spend a little time...
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...382/story.html
Last edited by Sixty Fiver; 10-06-10 at 05:03 PM.
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Cool articles, Sixty Fiver. I especially liked the part about the all night party at the Coop:
""We worked on it until about midnight, and then I went out to a friend's birthday party and came back with a bottle of brandy and we kept working on it for over 24 hours"
""We worked on it until about midnight, and then I went out to a friend's birthday party and came back with a bottle of brandy and we kept working on it for over 24 hours"
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Greetings Sixty-Fiver:
Another was on another friend who is one of the most pre-eminent collectors of vintage CCM bicycles in the world and an incredibly nice human being to boot.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...378/story.html
I am taking a shot-gun approach to finding out more information regarding old CCMs, specifically a pre-war Flyer that I stumbled upon. Shoot me a message.
Another was on another friend who is one of the most pre-eminent collectors of vintage CCM bicycles in the world and an incredibly nice human being to boot.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...378/story.html
I am taking a shot-gun approach to finding out more information regarding old CCMs, specifically a pre-war Flyer that I stumbled upon. Shoot me a message.
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Greetings Sixty-Fiver:
Another was on another friend who is one of the most pre-eminent collectors of vintage CCM bicycles in the world and an incredibly nice human being to boot.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...378/story.html
I am taking a shot-gun approach to finding out more information regarding old CCMs, specifically a pre-war Flyer that I stumbled upon. Shoot me a message.
Another was on another friend who is one of the most pre-eminent collectors of vintage CCM bicycles in the world and an incredibly nice human being to boot.
https://www.edmontonjournal.com/healt...378/story.html
I am taking a shot-gun approach to finding out more information regarding old CCMs, specifically a pre-war Flyer that I stumbled upon. Shoot me a message.
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