New indoor bike stand!
07-21-06, 01:31 PM
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New indoor bike stand!
Picked up a Delta Michelangelo for the condo and I love it. Way better than those black and blocky gravity stands. Also got the wife a new Specialized Dolce heh. It cut into my track bike budget though 
07-21-06, 01:40 PM
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Racks are sweet! Are your wall really that green or is it just the picture?
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I have one of those, and I love it! It really helps clean up a room and makes your bikes into a work of art
07-21-06, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Mariner Fan
Racks are sweet! Are your wall really that green or is it just the picture?
07-21-06, 10:30 PM
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Looks like you're watching something entertaining.
Why can't I call you Sh*^#ey?
Why can't I call you Sh*^#ey?
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07-22-06, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by spinbackle
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I'm surprised no one else noticed the Tour was on the tv. I hope next year it's available in HDTV
07-23-06, 04:35 AM
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The walls are definitely green. There is also brown and blue.
Is this for some kind of psychological experiment for school?
07-23-06, 09:50 AM
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What kind of installation did you have to do for the stand? It looks pretty sharp. Do the feet scratch your floors at all? And is that the wife's Dolce on the bottom? Cute dog, BTW.
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Originally Posted by Nubie
What kind of installation did you have to do for the stand? It looks pretty sharp. Do the feet scratch your floors at all? And is that the wife's Dolce on the bottom? Cute dog, BTW.
Yeah that is the new Dolce on the bottom. And the dog just ate my assos cap so I don't think he's very cute at the moment
Oh and a 32" is plenty of television for me orangebang
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Originally Posted by larue
And the dog just ate my assos cap so I don't think he's very cute at the moment
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Originally Posted by larue
Oh and a 32" is plenty of television for me orangebang
Why do you have such big furniture if you're going to put a little tv in it?
That shelf is just BEGGING for more screen real estate.
07-24-06, 04:25 AM
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Originally Posted by orangebang
That's what I thought until I got 50" of HD Plasma goodness.
Why do you have such big furniture if you're going to put a little tv in it? That shelf is just BEGGING for more screen real estate.
Why do you have such big furniture if you're going to put a little tv in it?
That shelf is just BEGGING for more screen real estate.
07-24-06, 10:39 AM
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I have been wanting to look at the Leonardo and the Davinci rack pieces for the closet. I have unused space that I can hang a few bikes on one side and install shelves/drawers on the other. I wonder how the sway would be during an earthquake.
