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Old 08-28-18 | 07:46 PM
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Upon closer inspection I believe some of these are fakes. Clearly some are “propped up” and not “leaned”..
When does a "propped" become "leaned?"

Does size really matter? Or the angle?

Semantic antic?

Tomfoo-ery?

Is there a prop-oser?

Would a pair be lean-two?

And where would wedge fit in there?

Don't go all fulcrum on me. I don't have the leverage.

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Old 08-28-18 | 07:52 PM
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NM. It popped into my head during my ride, and then stuck there.
That makes "Just the Two of Us."
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Old 08-29-18 | 08:27 AM
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Old 08-30-18 | 08:11 AM
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The Lamborghini bike/tractor takes me back to the LeMay American Car Museum where I volunteer. We had a display of exotic cars and among them were Lamborghini including a tractor which is where his company started, farm implements, but you could see it all waiting to happen with two details on this tractor. First, the engine and transmission castings had 'Lamborghini" in lovely flowing script all over the place but then there were these, beautifully machined aluminum shift knobs, this in the day and age of the ubiquitous black blob of plastic shift controls knobs on all the Farmall, John Deere, etc. tractors. The man was destine to build exotic sports cars, couldn't be helped.
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Old 08-30-18 | 08:35 PM
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Old 09-01-18 | 03:20 PM
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Old 09-02-18 | 07:18 AM
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Speaking of tractors... Had the decency not to crawl all the way through the shrubs to lean the bike against it, but it's close!

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610 Leaning against a Crepe Myrtle tree by a lake

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Old 09-02-18 | 08:13 AM
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And to think I thought this was going to be a weight loss thread.
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Old 09-02-18 | 08:56 AM
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And to think I thought this was going to be a weight loss thread.
Ha, either that or being forced to sell off a bunch of bikes.
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Leaning against a stick in front of a bunch of long skinny boats.

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Old 09-02-18 | 12:23 PM
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Old 09-02-18 | 02:03 PM
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From today's 40 miler around downtown Dallas and back.

Infamous Triple Overpass.
That area was teeming with people today

Leaning on super lean beef.

Leaning on caboose which epitomizes my riding these days.

Leaning near Pegasus.

Original posting said hot bikes I think, although the franken' build of this Schwinn may not fit that description in the intended sense but any bike ridden in Texas summers is a ''hot' bike.

It did serve me well today for 40 slow 'bringing up the caboose' miles.

If I was 'leaner' maybe I would not 'bring up the caboose'.



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(Not that your beautiful Schwinn is a mule.)
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Old 09-02-18 | 03:59 PM
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obrentharris, that is one cool tune.
Thanks for sharing.
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I love photo threads so I'm doing my best to keep this one alive.
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Old 09-04-18 | 02:48 PM
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OK I'm all in.

I see your leaner and raise ...
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