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07-27-11, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by JReade
What's the local Bike forum?
From across town - Avoiding the rain.
From across town - Avoiding the rain.
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07-27-11, 07:52 PM
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Dropped
Originally Posted by 4Rings6Stars
07-27-11, 07:54 PM
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Dropped
Originally Posted by devinfan
Not even remotely bike related, but it was a good day anyhow!
07-27-11, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by gmouchawar
Writen with the Alphabet of Ugarit (1400-1300 BC), from Syria the land of the first Alphabet in the world.
07-27-11, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by -holiday76
Just what we need, another picture thread.
Post your pictures of your bike RIGHT NOW. Are you using it for lowly commuting? Moving stuff? Post it.
Is the pic artsy? Who gives a rats ass. .
Post your pictures of your bike RIGHT NOW. Are you using it for lowly commuting? Moving stuff? Post it.
Is the pic artsy? Who gives a rats ass. .
07-27-11, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by JunkYardBike
Attack of the killer insect bike! Look at that poor, cowering yellow bike.
07-27-11, 08:28 PM
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Auto-pause is a honey-tongued devil whispering sweet lies in your ear.
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07-27-11, 09:06 PM
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Tonight I was experimenting with HOK Marine Blue as touch-up paint for Gios Blue:
Said good-bye to this little lady on Saturday:
Said good-bye to this little lady on Saturday:
07-27-11, 09:06 PM
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My office at 10:58pm....Don't know why 3 bikes ended up there, they just did.
yep, it's case of wine...for work related use only
yep, it's case of wine...for work related use only
07-27-11, 09:40 PM
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Hayes Carll with Ponderosa on the river tonight. This was the first time I'd seen Ponderosa. They sounded great. Great guitar and organ tones.
Hayes Carll was good, but obviously road worn. Didn't matter, though. His songs are great and his band was killer.
My LBS owner rode along with me.
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Hayes Carll was good, but obviously road worn. Didn't matter, though. His songs are great and his band was killer.
My LBS owner rode along with me.
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07-27-11, 10:26 PM
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This is my real C&V project as it sits today... Needs time and lots of money, neither of which I have currently. Maybe when I'm done grad school I can dive into this, for now bikes are cheaper and require much less space to work on.
07-27-11, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by devinfan
I love everything about this bike.
07-27-11, 10:58 PM
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Classic Bike Shop
Classic Bike Shop in Menomonee Falls Wi.. Everthing used and nothing organized. Lots of junk and treasure!
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07-27-11, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Velognome
My office at 10:58pm....Don't know why 3 bikes ended up there, they just did.
yep, it's case of wine...for work related use only
yep, it's case of wine...for work related use only
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07-27-11, 11:26 PM
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took this right after my basic try to get used to the heat ride today.
here are some pics from the route I do a lot. A thirty mile loop with as much elevation drop and gain as I can find. rode the three speed today cause "training" for a century in a couple weeks.
here are some pics from the route I do a lot. A thirty mile loop with as much elevation drop and gain as I can find. rode the three speed today cause "training" for a century in a couple weeks.
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07-27-11, 11:56 PM
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I'm cheating a bit, but here is a pic of my Somec hanging from a tree
07-28-11, 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
I might be losing points:
--Not a rain barrel but a composter
--Not dandelions but marigolds (natural pest protection for my organic garden)
But I'm mostly psyched because the left-side crank arm didn't come lose on this ride as it has in the past. I was worried it was toast.
Neal
--Not a rain barrel but a composter
--Not dandelions but marigolds (natural pest protection for my organic garden)
But I'm mostly psyched because the left-side crank arm didn't come lose on this ride as it has in the past. I was worried it was toast.
Neal
07-28-11, 12:38 AM
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I love these photo threads. Keep them coming. This is what feeds C&V. And, it means I have something interesting to review, and don't have to read drew threads.
07-28-11, 01:31 AM
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I vote that the tablet is a lost portion of the Epic of Gilgamesh. In which case, I'm tremendously excited. But, having read a lot about the Babylonians, I suspect it's a shopping list or an inventory.
Didn't take this one today, but uploaded it from the camera today. Does that count? Raleigh Sports.
07192011ride12 by snarkypup, on Flickr
And one more from the same ride: the wee Boy with a bat-house and some daisies at Soos Creek.
07192011ride3 by snarkypup, on Flickr
Didn't take this one today, but uploaded it from the camera today. Does that count? Raleigh Sports.
07192011ride12 by snarkypup, on Flickr
And one more from the same ride: the wee Boy with a bat-house and some daisies at Soos Creek.
07192011ride3 by snarkypup, on Flickr
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07-28-11, 06:31 AM
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07-28-11, 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by snarkypup
I vote that the tablet is a lost portion of the Epic of Gilgamesh. In which case, I'm tremendously excited. But, having read a lot about the Babylonians, I suspect it's a shopping list or an inventory.
I'm getting cold feet on this, though. I'd better the photo before it attracts more attention!
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07-28-11, 06:45 AM
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Been absolutely slammed at work the past week or so and getting an occasional ride in. Early in the morning here's the Gitane's waiting patiently for a ride:
And some of the other bikes patiently waiting their turn - either for a ride or minor maintenance:
And some of the other bikes patiently waiting their turn - either for a ride or minor maintenance:
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