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Old 10-16-16, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by qcpmsame
@Rapidray, were going up to Atlanta, on Friday, to see our daughter, we plan on riding next Saturday, on the Silver Comet. Looks like it will be a great time and place. Weather permitting, of course.

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If they weather stays the course...which it is the weather... sunny - high of the 70's low mid 40's. Enjoy.
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The wife and I on a 15 mile ride earlier this morning.



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Chordia Bicycles

Originally Posted by burnfingers
Me, making my roady look tiny. I restored this one last summer, it's an ~1968 Italian Chordia / classy Frankenstein. Check out the before picture, she was pretty far gone when I started working my magic.
Hello Bill!

Back in 1971, I bought my first 10 speed racing bicycle at the age of 16. It was a Chordia that looked exactly like the 1968 that you restored. I bought it brand new where I had just started a new after school job, a US retail chain known as Ame's Department Stores. Mine was white and came with red "rubber band" tires (actually the reason I bought it because I thought the red tires looked awesome). Mine also had the very same emblem on the seat tube that is shown in your "before" photo. After riding it for several years, I stripped the frame and painted it yellow. Before I painted it, I masked off the seat tube emblem in order to keep the bike's brand identification intact. Well, I had kept that old bike all of these years with intentions of restoring it one day, but in 2007, it perished in a barn fire. I have tried to find more information online about Chordia bicycles, but information seems to be non-existent. I seem to remember that my Chordia was made in Italy, but other than that, I am clueless. It was a great bike, and I have lots of wonderful memories associated with it. Anyway, if you know anything about the history of Chordia bicycles, I would truly love to know more about their history, even though my Chordia is now gone.

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DrilliumDude (Mr Expert In-Motion Photograher) shot this today.
With only slight apologies for this rig not being truly vintage, classic for me.

(Actually, i'm beginning to feel some growths on my back)
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Who really knows what tomorrow brings....
Maybe new direction for my soul & things...
180 out from my current strain...
Ain't no reverse on this steamin train...
Just keep on rollin & ignor the pains...
We'll finally get there and enjoy the gains...
Ain't no reverse on this steamin train...
You've left the Depot so just Play; and enjoy the game.
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Originally Posted by Wildwood
With only slight apologies for this not being truly vintage, classic for me.
No worries. That hair and hair are sufficiently C&V.
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Smile and say Biancheese. Nice pic, good bikes, fun day

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Normal cycling wear for me consists of baggy shorts and a wool jersey, but I broke out the lycra for RAIN this year.

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Originally Posted by jimmuller
That hair and hair are sufficiently C&V.
an old childhood slapper-back came to me.

"Takes One to Know One"

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Originally Posted by Wildwood
an old childhood slapper-back came to me.
"Takes One to Know One"
Indeed! In response I offer the following from today's ride:

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I'm in a small group that rides on the weekend. casual, easy paced, not too worried how fast, but where are we stopping for lunch?
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A serious look on my face as we line up for this years 2016 Tour de Norfolk, around a thousand riders. Great riding and a great day! Rode my steel 2014 Salsa Vaya "adventure" bike this year.
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This was during a Mtb ride with some friends. I'm in the middle on the Giant Anthem X. I'm glad to be riding at 58 years old
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Originally Posted by Straightblock
Here's a picture from this year's Eroica California on my Nishiki Professional. Photo credit to Sheldon Smith.

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Nice picture. I'm not sure where to get shoes that fit in toe clips these days. Where did you get yours?
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Originally Posted by lugsNleather58
Nice picture. I'm not sure where to get shoes that fit in toe clips these days. Where did you get yours?
The shoes are Shimano SH-UT70 commuter/touring shoes made for SPD pedals. I use them with no cleats. They were a closeout at Nashbar about 2 years ago & I believe they're discontinued. I've still got a pair of Adidas Eddy Merckx shoes with slotted cleats but wanted something walk-able in case I needed to walk any of the climbs (had to walk a bit in 2015, rode all the climbs this year, both years on the 65 mile routes).
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Originally Posted by Wildwood
Smile and say Biancheese. Nice pic, good bikes, fun day
Thanks...I'm getting her to ride every weekend now.
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Here's my most recent "selfie" headshot ---




A long time ago I was a government servant -- I'm the big guy on the right




Now, riding a chairlift to another mountain bike adventure



Probably the closest to a C&V "Action shot" I have-- at the ripe 'ol age of 29 I decided to give BMX a try -- so I borrowed a 1984 Mongoose California from a co-workers attic and went racing , participating in 2 nationals and the ABA Grand national championships on the little bike -- that was in the year 2000 -- the bike was so off the back from a size and geometry perspective that I just decided to have fun and go full on period correct with the helmet, mouthguard, JT gear, and iron on personalized jersey





About to hit the jump line at our local trail system not too long ago --- sadly , not many people are that interested in the things I am, so I am usually riding solo, --- even so, it would feel weird for me to ask a buddy to snap a pic while I try to sky shot some sweet jumps
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Sorting through pics of 2016. Lineup of great fellow forum members. Wishing all safe and happy miles in 2017



Now lets see if I get this right. Sorry I'm not on with the aka- forum handle names. (left to right)

Ralph, Doc, Pete, David, Miguel, Daryl, George, Robbie, Scott, Peter

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OCMD boardwalk '16 on my '91 Schwinn LeTour Single speed




ladies bike has since been updated to an '88 Peugeout
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Sorting through pics of 2016. Lineup of great fellow forum members. Wishing all safe and happy miles in 2017



Now lets see if I get this right. Sorry I'm not on with the aka- forum handle names. (left to right)

Ralph, Doc, Pete, David, Miguel, Daryl, George, Robbie, Scott, Peter
I left too soon, not sure why, you all blew by me anyway

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Originally Posted by hodgykins
I left too soon, not sure why, you all blew by me anyway

The look of determination -you nailed that ride!

Best wishes to you and yours 2017
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Vintage Class Riders

@crant_addict...next year lets make sure we get all of us. There were a few that left later. We REALLY need a full group pic with bikes.
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I'm the Tall one.....

Riding the Burley....
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I'm the cold one...

Last ride of the season, before the snow and -20°F hit us.

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