tallbike *******
05-16-07, 04:00 PM
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tallbike *******
check it out.
starting in spring im going to ride a tallbike across the country. you should join me. if you dont suck.
it can be done in 2 months or so, but im lazy and want to take time for sight seeing and drinking. so im thinking 4 months. i plan to start near virgina beach, virginia and go to seaside oregon. but i might go the other way.
step 1 is to find some like minded induviduals. if you want to discus this join my group:
https://groups.myspace.com/TallBikeAmerika
starting in spring im going to ride a tallbike across the country. you should join me. if you dont suck.
it can be done in 2 months or so, but im lazy and want to take time for sight seeing and drinking. so im thinking 4 months. i plan to start near virgina beach, virginia and go to seaside oregon. but i might go the other way.
step 1 is to find some like minded induviduals. if you want to discus this join my group:
https://groups.myspace.com/TallBikeAmerika
05-17-07, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Stacey
I'd join you, but I suck... Everyone here will tell you 
To the OP, I don't suck, but I don't have a tall bike or the desire to ride across country either. I do however wish you luck in your endeavor and hope you have a safe and enjoyable voyage.
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Originally Posted by colorider
Phobias are for irrational fears. Fear of junk ripping badgers is perfectly rational. Those things are nasty.
05-17-07, 08:44 AM
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I don't have a myspace account, but when do you plan on being closest to Oklahoma? it would be hella fun to ride with you for a day and buy you dinner.
05-17-07, 09:13 AM
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i dont know. it would be next spring. i havent gotten more specific than that yet.
you got an email? i can keep you posted
mmmm, i almost seems like i need a mailing list.... for the non myspacers...
i have that up in a few day or so
you got an email? i can keep you posted
mmmm, i almost seems like i need a mailing list.... for the non myspacers...
i have that up in a few day or so
05-17-07, 09:16 AM
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does stacy realy suck???
im not sure if that meens lame or gives head, but either way we are gonna need more girs on this ride.
im not sure if that meens lame or gives head, but either way we are gonna need more girs on this ride.
05-17-07, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by jsharr
You suck!? Got plans next Saturday night?
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05-17-07, 09:57 AM
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nope, an enchilada or buritto is all I gots
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Originally Posted by colorider
Phobias are for irrational fears. Fear of junk ripping badgers is perfectly rational. Those things are nasty.
05-17-07, 11:17 AM
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so do I, lets do lunch!
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Originally Posted by colorider
Phobias are for irrational fears. Fear of junk ripping badgers is perfectly rational. Those things are nasty.
05-17-07, 12:34 PM
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jsharr--there's a dallas chapter of the Bone Shakers (a mutant bike gang) if you're interested. We're also planning some events up here in OKC (jousting, polo, a bike prom, etc) and you're more than welcome to show up with any fellow freak bikers.
05-17-07, 01:15 PM
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That's cool! Pics of the bike you're taking? I hope it's got some gears/brakes, if not you're a braver man than I.
If I could afford to not work for four months I'd seriously consider it (talk is cheap, right?), that sounds like a great time.
If I could afford to not work for four months I'd seriously consider it (talk is cheap, right?), that sounds like a great time.
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Originally Posted by basscadetz
a chapter? isnt there only 1 person? haha
05-22-07, 03:24 PM
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I had a response to this, but i deleted it due to an attempt at being a bigger person than that.
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there's quite a few tall bike kids here in austin. i'm sure you'd want to hit this spot along the way anyway, but we got some cool stuff goin' down. i just ride a cross frame, but my friend tried to get me to ride her tall bike last week. i didn't though since i was pretty drunk.
05-24-07, 07:59 PM
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There are only like two tall bikes here.
One I've seen, one I've heard about, and I don't think I'm talking about the same bike, but I might be.
One I've seen, one I've heard about, and I don't think I'm talking about the same bike, but I might be.
