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Is that on the Guadalupe, Chuckk?

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Originally Posted by rootboy (Post 16499088)

Is that on the Guadalupe, Chuckk?

My parents have a place in Kerrville.

Only half a mile from the Guadalupe.

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Originally Posted by whatwolf (Post 16499267)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7332/1...a5c4d79f_z.jpg

Now that's a hub!

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Originally Posted by gomango (Post 16499281)

Now that's a hub!

Just finished building up a set of T11s to the new 650b SL23. Smoooooth.

http://i1266.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2a394bfd.jpg

(Plagerized from Mountain Bike Action Magazine)

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Originally Posted by whatwolf (Post 16499297)

Just finished building up a set of T11s to the new 650b SL23. Smoooooth.

Yes, I bet they are.

Nice work.

Sweet ass wheelset, that.

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Originally Posted by Chuckk (Post 16499236)

San Gabriel River, upstream part of Granger Lake. Great for White Bass when they are running.

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White Bass on the bank, last year

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I spy a C&V Svea 123 under the frying pan ;)

Cheers,
Chris

Some sights in Malmö, Sweden, today. Kind of a lazy Sunday, not much was open, but many people were out and about.

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Note the floating bike parking in the canal at the train station. It was closed for some reason that my rudimentary Swedish wasn't able to understand from the sign.

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Originally Posted by noglider (Post 16495852)

neopop, that's outstanding. I have two daughters, age 25 and 22. Both love bikes and the "idea" of riding but still haven't done much of it. I haven't managed to get them to love it for real. My 25 year old recently got herself a slightly use Cannondale Synapse, which is great. Will she ride it? She's in San Francisco, so I can't ride with her. :( My 22 year old visited last night and saw my track bike. She admired it, saying it was effed up. That's young people speak for outstanding, so she appreciated it.

Sorry for being so chatty in a pictures thread!

Thanks Tom, I count myself a lucky man on a daily basis, she is a sweet angel that's open minded and willing to give any new experience a whirl. I wouldn't lose any sleep over your girls and riding, it took me years to come to enjoy golf or tennis but that didn't stop my father from playing as often as he did. As a teenage punker in the early 80's the idea of golf only made my dad seem like Ward Cleaver, no way was I playing the role of the Beav... Christ... it was bad enough under Reagan but golf tees and tennis shorts... no thanks! Besides, there's much to like about C'dale Synapse, I'm sure she will find plenty of enjoyment in the San Fran bike culture. I predict your girls will come to love or at the least appreciate the things you are passionate about... a great life role model on two wheels.

Best regards!

They already appreciate a lot, neopop. Thanks for the sweet words.

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Originally Posted by Chris W. (Post 16499696)

I spy a C&V Svea 123 under the frying pan ;)

Cheers,
Chris

Great little stoves--I love the way they sound--kind of like a jet taking off.

It's hard to stay mad at winter with this bike.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7374/1...46f30c4d_z.jpg

A backyard regular... lets me get so close I could almost tickle his ears.

http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/critt...unny%20(2).JPG

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Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver (Post 16510397)

A backyard regular... lets me get so close I could almost tickle his ears.

http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/critt...unny%20(2).JPG

Would that be a Snowshoe Hare getting his brown coat back?

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Originally Posted by dweenk (Post 16511633)

Would that be a Snowshoe Hare getting his brown coat back?

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Or Lunch!

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Originally Posted by whatwolf (Post 16507789)

It's hard to stay mad at winter with this bike.

Such a cool bike, and a real inspiration for the rigid SS I'm building now.

Unfortunately winter skipped the Netherlands this year :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by dweenk (Post 16511633)

Would that be a Snowshoe Hare getting his brown coat back?

White Tailed Jack (Hare)... they have bigger ears and smaller feet than Snowshoe hares and also change colour in the summer / winter.

small Huret detail

Business on the left coast