RIP Octavio Orduno
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RIP Octavio Orduno
Nice writeup. Hope I can still ride as I pass 100!
Long Beach loses its 106-year-old symbol of cycling - LA Times
Long Beach loses its 106-year-old symbol of cycling - LA Times
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Chapeau Octavio!
This really got me: "What finally stopped him was the theft of his bike's front wheel." Now that is sad.
This really got me: "What finally stopped him was the theft of his bike's front wheel." Now that is sad.
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What an inspiration!
I ride hard and fast almost every day. One of the reasons I do that is because I want to ride well with my grandson when he is a teenager.
If I can keep riding as well as Octavio, I shouldn't have any trouble!
I ride hard and fast almost every day. One of the reasons I do that is because I want to ride well with my grandson when he is a teenager.
If I can keep riding as well as Octavio, I shouldn't have any trouble!
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