What happened, your fingers can't touch your toes anymore?

@McDonalds comments:

Pearls to swine.

The one in my signature is a road bike.

No, it's just that my brain works.

Your signature is starting to wear out my scroll wheel man :p

You know what kind of people we are.... I believe Matthew said you should know better than to cast em before us ;) :lol:

to be fair, Col. and I collaborated on a little good natured humor at your expense....hey its the least we can do now that you've got TWO! you lucky s.o.b

Buying a frame even e-Richie would dismiss as dated technology?

I think i'm going to delete it...it's garish.

Yawn.

atmo

I suggest hitting ignore...I'd hate to burden you with bikes you have no interest in and can only mock.

Problem solved.

FIFY:

1949 Schwinn Town and Country Triplet | 198(?) Cyclops | 1983 Richard Sachs | 1984 Lotus Elite (Wife's) | 1986 Team Miyata | 1989 Specialized Stumpjumper | 1991 Koga-Miyata Traveller | 1991 Merlin Butted Titanium| 1991 (in 93' paint scheme) Motorola Team Issue Eddy Merckx (Steve Bauer) | 1992 Serotta Colorado Concept Two | 1996 De Rosa Primato | 1998 Look KG 292 | 1999 Lemond Zurich (wife's) | 2005 Lemond Poprad | 2010 Marnati, Columbus Max

That is MUCH neater...gratzie! I think I'll put in comic sans :)

Sorry - got distracted by the other silliness/pettiness...that's actually a great line.

I'll admit to some Wikipedia use....I'm crappy with Bible stories :lol:

I was pretty close to owning a dickie sacks myself recently.

It's weird, I'm an agnostic Jew...but I find bible stories fascinating and the early history of Christianity engrossing. I've taken courses on Jesus's early history, theology...etc. and have loved them! The Philosophers I most enjoy are theologians, even when I don't concur with the conclusions.

I'm a quarter jewish.... we only light two candles and only feel slightly guilty about it.

you owe me a new keyboard
(Says Lotek as he shakes coffee out of his keyboard and wiping off the monitor).

He's Harrison and Goldie's love child!

I can't believe what his asking price was on CL - WOW. It's amazing how high some folks ask, but what they're willing to come down to.

I know, but sworn to secrecy.

Fender already figured it out...:fight:
I didn't know it had been posted to CL in the "roughly" Philly area.

I'm really looking forward to trying this...it's a very interesting...bike, especially given the source. Long stays, rally rear d, calipers, 28c tires, and room for more, a very cool looking rear rack (brand escapes me) and the workmanship you'd expect from Sachs. I'd pretty much say this is a perfect (for me) sports tourer, and VERY Riv'ish. It needs a thorough cleaning, especially the wheels.

No worries, I trust I can send you one of my C&V ones...they're damn near indestructible. I just run em through the dishwasher when users spill coffee on em.
You've got an RJ-11 Keyboard port right?? ;)

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=213512

^ ^ knowing what Lotek works with, he just might.

back on topic, grats on the second Sachs. Color scheme may not be my cup of tea, but it's what is under the paint that matters at the end of the day. Hope you enjoy it, though I can't imagine how you wouldn't.

Thanks Cuda!!! I do like the red and white color variation he started using more than the older style, but these have a charm in their own right. Red is not my favorite bike color, but I'm a definite fan of Sachs...and having a Sachs tourer like this? COOL.