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    Probable Suspect bjorke's Avatar
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    Rock Hudson, SF Hardcore Cyclist

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    That was totally worth a click.
    Bad editing, bad continuity, but lovable.
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    phony collective progress x136's Avatar
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    Who needs a Mustang (with seven hubcaps) and a Charger when you have a pair of 60s British road bikes and a teleporter?

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    Fantastic.

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    Looked like pretty standard SF traffic etiquette.

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    The Left Coast, USA FrenchFit's Avatar
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    Who knew Rock Hudson could ride like that; what a bad ass.

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    That was some great bike riding. Man those bikes were really built right back then. I ran off the curb and got a pinch flat and had to have my rim trued!
    To me the life is a glass half full, I love optimism, life's better that way.
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    Great video! Those two had balls riding like that. I'm sure they were stunt men for most of the video. May even surpass Bullitt chase scene.

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    It is a fun video. However, the route makes no sense. Same for the route in Bullitt.

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    what was I thinking? caloso's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by yochris View Post
    looked like pretty standard sf traffic etiquette.
    lol.
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    No Helmets!?!?!

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    what was I thinking? caloso's Avatar
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    I also liked the shot of Rock spinning downhill in his 42. Made me think of Breaking Away.
    Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!

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    Lotus Monomaniac Snydermann's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by x136 View Post
    Who needs a Mustang (with seven hubcaps) and a Charger when you have a pair of 60s British road bikes and a teleporter?
    I've watched the clip a few times and I was curious to see if I could determine the make of the bikes used. Imagine my surprise when I snapped this screen capture!

    It must be an early prototype model.

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