who's bike?....must be a tall bugger..
11-03-04, 08:44 PM
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who's bike?....must be a tall bugger..
68 cm frame?
I saw this while surfing around....I thought my 62cm no name bike I got from goodwill was tall... then I see this thing, not to mention how much higher his seatpost is adjusted....
I saw this while surfing around....I thought my 62cm no name bike I got from goodwill was tall... then I see this thing, not to mention how much higher his seatpost is adjusted....
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Well can't wait till my bike pics are posted (my brothers are)on the archive but I think this is taller https://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...hnsonJB04.html
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They would have to be around 6'8" or taller. What do NBA players retire and start slinging packages in DenmarK?
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Originally Posted by wasted weasel
68 cm frame?
I saw this while surfing around....I thought my 62cm no name bike I got from goodwill was tall... then I see this thing, not to mention how much higher his seatpost is adjusted....
I saw this while surfing around....I thought my 62cm no name bike I got from goodwill was tall... then I see this thing, not to mention how much higher his seatpost is adjusted....
11-03-04, 09:34 PM
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i remember seeing a waterford custom that was built for 7'er will perdue when he played for the bulls. double top tubes...weird
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Never seen one that big. My buddy Kevan rides a 64cm and that thing is enormous.
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HA HA HA
this is funny.. itīs mine itīs a 62 cm c-c. So im sorry to disappoint all of you, but it is not a 68..
the front hub found a brother in NY so now i ride a set of campys.. tho i must admit i was in no mood to bring my nice wheelset to berlin , for this weekends halloween alleycat. so i took my paul set.. and got a shared 4th placing.. around 170 km.. of f***ing center berlin..
btw the bars stayed in NY with a friend - i found a set of nittos.. try and tell my girlfriend that fixies are cheap..bleh...
this is funny.. itīs mine itīs a 62 cm c-c. So im sorry to disappoint all of you, but it is not a 68..
the front hub found a brother in NY so now i ride a set of campys.. tho i must admit i was in no mood to bring my nice wheelset to berlin , for this weekends halloween alleycat. so i took my paul set.. and got a shared 4th placing.. around 170 km.. of f***ing center berlin..
btw the bars stayed in NY with a friend - i found a set of nittos.. try and tell my girlfriend that fixies are cheap..bleh...
11-04-04, 01:43 PM
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Well it would give a comfortable high riding position, given that You have balls of steel or are really quick to dismount, me I am 6'1" and ride a very. non-ballcrunching 58cm...
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oh and its not made in christiania either.. it is a 76 grebart from when his shop was out in the burbs. now he is in the city and sells kona and the sorts..hmm..
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Originally Posted by SSSwede
Well it would give a comfortable high riding position, given that You have balls of steel or are really quick to dismount, me I am 6'1" and ride a very. non-ballcrunching 58cm...
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Danes are rather commonly regarded as the tallest race in the world. This just helps to prove the point.
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PROTEST, Danes are shifty short buggers compared to the real Viking race, the tall and strong Swede, proven every year during the Ice Hockey World championship.
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didnīt cananda win the last one? but hey were only 5 mill. so we gotta concentrate on a few sports. curling . darts . pool . alleycats . and drinking . awright?
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Ok Canada won the hockey but donīt claim the drinking victory, nobody drinks seriously like a Swede, (Russians uncounted of course)
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" nobody drinks as a swede"?
well either thats a very rich swede or a swede that has visited denmark recently , right?
well either thats a very rich swede or a swede that has visited denmark recently , right?
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I've got you all beat. Check out the attachment. 69cm! You can check out more pics at https://www.oswaldcycleworks.com/gallery3.php
The builder is Tom Oswald. I kind of know the guy. When I finish grad school, get a real job, and scrape some money together, I'm going to have him build me a bike.
The builder is Tom Oswald. I kind of know the guy. When I finish grad school, get a real job, and scrape some money together, I'm going to have him build me a bike.
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Or a Swede brewing his own...but ok I give in, honestly I love Denmark, lovely country, lovely people, me I am just jelous not living in Copenhagen...
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Originally Posted by SSSwede
PROTEST, Danes are shifty short buggers compared to the real Viking race, the tall and strong Swede, proven every year during the Ice Hockey World championship.
However, when in Dane-land last year I did see some giants.
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Well the Viking heritage is a gruesome story of ****, plunder, mushroom eating hallucinating frenzies and uncanny resiliance to alcohol. Honestly, any of You Scandinavian heritage guys ever lost a drinking contest? itīs in the genes I tell You, and a curse, most of my friends (including me) fights an every day battle against drinking. No joke...
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Originally Posted by labratmatt
Sorry. I meant to attach this pic:
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Originally Posted by SSSwede
Or a Swede brewing his own...but ok I give in, honestly I love Denmark, lovely country, lovely people, me I am just jelous not living in Copenhagen...
i would rather be in berlin . but thats always the case when i have visited a big city.. its always cheaper than here.. therefore more!!!
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Originally Posted by SSSwede
Well the Viking heritage is a gruesome story of ****, plunder, mushroom eating hallucinating frenzies and uncanny resiliance to alcohol. Honestly, any of You Scandinavian heritage guys ever lost a drinking contest? itīs in the genes I tell You, and a curse, most of my friends (including me) fights an every day battle against drinking. No joke...
me? i am just trying to drink the hangovers away..
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Originally Posted by labratmatt
I've got you all beat. Check out the attachment. 69cm! You can check out more pics at https://www.oswaldcycleworks.com/gallery3.php
The builder is Tom Oswald. I kind of know the guy. When I finish grad school, get a real job, and scrape some money together, I'm going to have him build me a bike.
The builder is Tom Oswald. I kind of know the guy. When I finish grad school, get a real job, and scrape some money together, I'm going to have him build me a bike.
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