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Old 04-27-06, 11:39 PM
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whose is this?

https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2006...avidBarber.htm

for 2 reasons: shoutouts to bfssfg are fun, and you're in pdx, too...maybe i'll see this bike around.
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Old 04-27-06, 11:46 PM
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dunno, but he got it from our own tlupfer, stealth purveyor of quality goods.
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Old 04-27-06, 11:50 PM
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heh...yeah, i noticed that. i just wondered if he was frequent poster, or just someone with some questions...

personally, i'd change the seat/stem angle, but ****...to each his/her own.
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Old 04-28-06, 12:10 AM
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That's a nice climb up to Crown Point. From Troutdale, it's 930 feet in a little over 9 miles.

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I have a Trek 520 (the next year's model, I believe), only it is set up as a half-ass racer/commuter. His looks better.
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Oh, man...vintage Treks and Portland go together like cigarettes and coffee.
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Old 04-28-06, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Dogbait
That's a nice climb up to Crown Point. From Troutdale, it's 930 feet in a little over 9 miles.

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So is that the columbia that you can see behind his bike in the first photo? Where is troutdale in relation to PDX?
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So is that the columbia that you can see behind his bike in the first photo? Where is troutdale in relation to PDX?
eastern suburb. and that is the columbia. google map.
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That's Weed Eater, used to post here quite a bit when he lived in Oakland, but he moved to Porland last October. You didn't mention that he gave a shout out to me! (robert w) I gave him some phil hubs as a parting gift when he went to Portland...figured he'd need them for the rain. He was the best client a messenger could ever have. Would order 'rush' jobs but not need it til the end of the day, and my first day on the job many moons ago it was raining buckets and he left some homemade cookies for me on the porch with the load.
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Originally Posted by chuck_norris
So is that the columbia that you can see behind his bike in the first photo? Where is troutdale in relation to PDX?

Take I-84 or Marine Dr. east to Troutdale from Portland. The road to Crown Point is called the Historic Columbia River Highway.... goes through Springdale and Corbett.



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Originally Posted by r-dub
That's Weed Eater, used to post here quite a bit when he lived in Oakland, but he moved to Porland last October. You didn't mention that he gave a shout out to me! (robert w) I gave him some phil hubs as a parting gift when he went to Portland...figured he'd need them for the rain. He was the best client a messenger could ever have. Would order 'rush' jobs but not need it til the end of the day, and my first day on the job many moons ago it was raining buckets and he left some homemade cookies for me on the porch with the load.
heh, didn't even put the two together (robert w...r-dub).

that's great stuff...nice "rush" jobs with cookies. yum.
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my great grandmother's farm is a few more miles east on and the Washington side.
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