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Old 05-16-10, 10:58 AM
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Old 05-16-10, 03:52 PM
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I see it now. Those are John Howard's legs.
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I have read stories about the Crescent distributor promoting races in conjunction with local dealers and bringing along John Howard a sponsored rider for a little "sizzle". Mr Howard would proceed to demolish the field and the winners prize would be.... a Crescent!!

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I see it now. Those are John Howard's legs.
The most recognizable legs in the US peloton.
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I have the magazine now. Here is a full page scan.

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Why don't they make helmets like that anymore?
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Why don't they make helmets like that anymore?
They're really not as safe.
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What about drilled endbar shifters.
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What about drilled endbar shifters.
They whistled when you really got going fast so they quit doing that. They where really popular in France where they never got up to speed.
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