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01-26-04, 02:48 PM
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I need to pick my jaw up off the floor now! That thing is beautiful.
01-26-04, 03:42 PM
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Damn. That is sweet indeed. That green is all kinds of lovely. It's in my size as well... me and The Fixer will have to start a bidding war!
01-26-04, 05:19 PM
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Good thing it's too small for me. I'd be tempted. Just like I'm tempted by the new episode of Americn Choppers tonight.
It's a little known fact that Schiek and I pitched a fixie fabrication show to the discovery channel but they passed. DOH! back to the cube.
It's a little known fact that Schiek and I pitched a fixie fabrication show to the discovery channel but they passed. DOH! back to the cube.
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01-26-04, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by superchivo
It's a little known fact that Schiek and I pitched a fixie fabrication show to the discovery channel but they passed. DOH! back to the cube.
01-26-04, 06:58 PM
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wank fodder.
and the right size for me.
and my overdraft is still usable.
shi+.
[edit]thank fu<k he only ships to the US. i think he just saved my bank balance. looks like i'll be eating for the next few weeks afterall.[/edit]
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eo: ashley kazell mix for audiodeluxe
and the right size for me.
and my overdraft is still usable.
shi+.
[edit]thank fu<k he only ships to the US. i think he just saved my bank balance. looks like i'll be eating for the next few weeks afterall.[/edit]
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eo: ashley kazell mix for audiodeluxe
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01-26-04, 09:44 PM
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Wow...cool. How did you make the "storyboard" planning section? Fingerpaints and macaroni pictures?
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01-26-04, 10:42 PM
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Someone explain to me the Saronni/Colnago connection. Why if its a Colnago doent it have Colnago decals?
Nice green though.
Nice green though.
01-26-04, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
Someone explain to me the Saronni/Colnago connection. Why if its a Colnago doent it have Colnago decals?
Nice green though.
Nice green though.
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Originally Posted by geneman
Follow the three-leaf-clover ... it will result in your salvation.
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Salvation from what though, that's the question. Somethin' Baaaaaaaad.
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https://www.joyhobby.co.kr/Item.asp?s...1258&catid=200
the model kit is cheaper.
frame might be a bit small for me though.
however... if i got myself a shrinking ray and shrunk myself to 1/9th scale...
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the model kit is cheaper.
frame might be a bit small for me though.
however... if i got myself a shrinking ray and shrunk myself to 1/9th scale...
fssb
sparky
01-27-04, 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted by superchivo
Close. We used pipe cleaners and tempra paint. I have many talents...Making bicycle frames from pipe cleaners is not one of them. Just wait until I learn to weld.
01-27-04, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by superchivo
Close. We used pipe cleaners and tempra paint. I have many talents...
01-27-04, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by 165-48:17
I used to weld in high School for "Art" class. Senior year, needed to stay out of math, took Independent Art.
01-27-04, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
Someone explain to me the Saronni/Colnago connection. Why if its a Colnago doent it have Colnago decals?
Nice green though.
Nice green though.
I sold a few Saronni frames in the late 70's or early 80's. They were made
by Colnago with a photo of Saronni on the head tube. I understood that it
was an attempt for Colnago to offer a slightly lower priced version of his
own bikes. They were, as you noted Columbus Aelle straight gauge tubing.
Their angles were typical Colnago and the workmanship more than acceptable.
At the time the frames sold for $250-300.
this link is to a colnago catalogue which shows Saronni Giro D'Italia frame.
https://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/colnago/col3.jpg
Saronni frames at some point in time were also made by Tecnotrat who later
became/made De Bernardi frames.
Marty
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01-27-04, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 165-48:17
I used to weld in high School for "Art" class. Senior year, needed to stay out of math, took Independent Art. My focus was on metals. Got to use an oxy/acetalene (sp) torch for nine months. One of the best things I have ever learned to use, next to a claymore. Only wish I would have kept up with it now. I could build frames for all you sh*theads...maybe even move to AU with Big Orange and work with him. I think that is my goal now, retire in AU - double your US Dollars! Thanks Big Orange.
01-28-04, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
. . . despite the best efforts of Steve irwin and Paul Hogan to the contrary )
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Paul Hogan has it all over Steve Irwin. I'm betting Croc Dundee was Little Stevie's hero as a lad.
