Unique angles and shots of your bike (not up against a wall!)
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Unique angles and shots of your bike.
My old Nishiki

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'85 Miyata 710

One out'a two?
This ones down in storage, and because of this thread I'm going to pull it out for today's errands, so thanks for the reminder!
I also need to post those pedals, they're the easiest to slide a foot into and super comfortable, I'd love to find another pair (or three).
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Does 2014 count as vintage or classic?
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Balance the bike in table salt - blow away the excess.
But most likely a fast camera, a faster friend, and balls the size of church bells
But most likely a fast camera, a faster friend, and balls the size of church bells
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on the way back from town..

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Not exactly "unique..."
I liked the first one, and kept going to the well...

1986 Trek 400 Elance by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr

IMG_0616 by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr

1985 Trek 620 by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
I liked the first one, and kept going to the well...


1986 Trek 400 Elance by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr

IMG_0616 by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr

1985 Trek 620 by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
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Ok, here is the underside of my Bianchi.
Tim
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I sure hope you have that photo framed and prominently displayed. Wonderful shot!
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If you stare at the photo long enough, a stick will appear.
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One out'a two?
This ones down in storage, and because of this thread I'm going to pull it out for today's errands, so thanks for the reminder!
I also need to post those pedals, they're the easiest to slide a foot into and super comfortable, I'd love to find another pair (or three).
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