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Old 05-10-16, 01:26 PM
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randyjawa 
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Impressive bicycle and just the sort of thing that I love to do these days.

I have my Grail bikes, you know the one's I most enjoy riding. But I still love the hunt, the find, the build, the the display (until something more interesting comes along) and finally, finding a new home where the bicycle will be appreciated, be it on the road or on the wall.

Needless to say, I am not in the "bicycles are made to be ridden" camp. I get just as much pleasure, or fun, or entertainment, or whatever, looking at my all chrome Torpado as I do riding my lugged steel and carbon fiber Cyclops.

But that is just me.
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