Sannino!
05-18-05, 03:51 PM
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Sannino!
I know it's vain and ridiculous to start a thread about my new frame, but I'm stoked and I want to share with you all. I've never had a true track frame before- been puttering around on old conversions for a while. I present to you: the SANNINO TRACK, made of Columbus Aero tubing, nice ole lugs, and chippy italian paint.
gudduh gudduh guddun-dut-dut-dahh
gadduh-dun-dah
dun-dahhh-dun-dahhh
wreeaar wroooeerroo
chun jut dun dut dun dutta dahh
dun-dunnuh-duh-nuh-naah!
gudduh gudduh guddun-dut-dut-dahh
gadduh-dun-dah
dun-dahhh-dun-dahhh
wreeaar wroooeerroo
chun jut dun dut dun dutta dahh
dun-dunnuh-duh-nuh-naah!
05-18-05, 03:54 PM
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that is a total knock-off...you've been had.
kidding. sweet frame. build it and ride it already.
kidding. sweet frame. build it and ride it already.
05-18-05, 03:57 PM
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building and riding will come. right now, i just cuddle with it.
05-18-05, 03:58 PM
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looks nice and seems in good shape. Good score.
One thing though, not for nothing, but if you're going to be riding around on a track frame, how 'bout you shave your legs. They should match the aero tubing.
One thing though, not for nothing, but if you're going to be riding around on a track frame, how 'bout you shave your legs. They should match the aero tubing.
05-18-05, 04:30 PM
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Damn, that is a nice one. Glad you've finally scored your frame. Seems like you've been trying for a while (damn eBay).
05-18-05, 05:02 PM
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damn ebay to heck.
it all came down to craigslist- local pickup, sweet price, and a super-nice guy.
it all came down to craigslist- local pickup, sweet price, and a super-nice guy.
05-18-05, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by gh-ap
damn ebay to heck.
it all came down to craigslist- local pickup, sweet price, and a super-nice guy.
it all came down to craigslist- local pickup, sweet price, and a super-nice guy.
05-18-05, 07:22 PM
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My Sannino road frame conversion. Its nice to see more Sanninos being ridden. Nice Find, its not easy to come across these, Good Luck!
05-19-05, 08:08 AM
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androitfixed:: Dude, that is totally a "Shrek" bike lol
05-19-05, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by TheDL
androitfixed:: Dude, that is totally a "Shrek" bike lol
05-19-05, 03:36 PM
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You could've said it was a Joker bike. Shrek? Ucch.
05-19-05, 04:01 PM
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Come on now... This is more like it. LOL
05-19-05, 04:31 PM
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That is more like it. I'm on a serious "Purple Rain" bender right now- the album, not the movie (although Appolonia is so foyne). The song "Purple Rain" is totally mindblowing, too, especially if you listen to it on a shetty old boombox in your van. Or, my van.
