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Termites in my vintage track FRAME!

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Old 08-04-07, 11:09 PM
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Termites in my vintage track FRAME!

also, can anyone recommend a new "stem"?


STEM! HA!
ba-dum-pssh!






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Old 08-04-07, 11:13 PM
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looks like an animal
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that clearance is pretty generous for a track frame.
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A clever way to ask someone of the opposite sex if they would like a ride on your woodie
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looks like that frame would be a great spLinter!!! zing!
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I bet it rides like wood.
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Wood is good.
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Steel Is Real.

Wood Has No Sex Appeal.
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I don't think that's a real bike.
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who would ride that thing though? I mean aren't all fixed gear cyclists tree loving hippies? That bike is a paradox to the biking community.
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I'm fairly sure that one died of natural causes.
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