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Old 03-10-16, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Rocket-Sauce
Muhammad Ali


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If not for a bike thief, we might never have met the Greatest of All Time. According to his mother, somebody stole young Cassius Clay's bicycle and that's when he started training at the local gym... because if he ever found the guy that stole his bike, "he wanted to be able to whoop him."
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Why Beyonce & Jay Z like these bikes

https://money.cnn.com/video/luxury/2015/02/12/heritage-bicycles.cnnmoney/index.html I would think a Shinola Waterford would be hipper.

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Originally Posted by J.Oxley
Did you know?
If not for a bike thief, we might never have met the Greatest of All Time. According to his mother, somebody stole young Cassius Clay's bicycle and that's when he started training at the local gym... because if he ever found the guy that stole his bike, "he wanted to be able to whoop him."
I had heard that... But maybe by having his bike stolen, we lost out on having the Greatest Cyclist?
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Geraldine Chaplin.

From the 1967 Spanish film "Peppermint Frappe"

She plays two characters, one blonde, one brunette.

Peppermint Frappé (1967) - IMDb

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Sir Steven Redgrave


He is a celebrity among rowers....

5 x Olympic Gold Medalist in rowing.

He also competed in RAAM.
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Sir Steven Redgrave (center):



He is a celebrity among rowers....

5 x Olympic Gold Medalist in rowing.

He also competed in RAAM.
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Is Nancy's head <cough, photoshop, cough> really that big?
I think her head size is pretty normal, but she had a very slight build and was only 5' 4" tall, so with that hairdo the head looks disproportionately large.

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Originally Posted by juvela
From the 1967 Spanish film "Peppermint Frappe"
Oh wow... At first I thought that was Bibi Andersson, from about the time she was in Bergman's 'Persona'.
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Actress Barbara Hale, Perry Mason's secretary Della Street -

1949 RKO publicity shot -




1957 with husband Bill Williams and their children -

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Classic, not vintage!

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Actress Barbara Hale, Perry Mason's secretary Della Street -


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And "They Call Me Trinity," "Trinity is Still My Name," and "Boot Hill."
I forget who played his brother.
They were the 35-cent matinees when I was in middle/high school.

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Terrence Hill (of 'My Name is Nobody'/ spaghetti western fame) as the bike-riding, murder-solving Catholic priest, Don Mateo:



It's a charming series, kind of an Italian 'Murder She Wrote.' The fact that Il Padre rides a bike is a running gag; it always takes the cops longer to get anywhere by car through the scenic, narrow, & winding streets of medieval Gubbio.
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Not to mention Small Soldiers, one of the best I've seen for pure fun.

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I guess it's deserved though because she was in the best superhero movie of all time; Spiderman II, and she is an outstanding young actress who takes difficult roles.


Agyness Deyn is a British supermodel whom I had never heard of but apparently is pretty big time, she got Kate Moss' Burberry contract after the, uh, incident. She is one of our best customers and she is a huge c/v enthusiast but she rides modern Electras too. We built the below bike for her, Triumph Sports with 700's laced and the twist shifter. the below shot was for a magazine or something but she does ride it quite a bit, more than her other bikes. I think we actually gave her that bike as a gift.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle



Sir Arthur and the missus out on their trike

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What's that tiny fourth wheel up front for?
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Originally Posted by Rocky Gravol
What's that tiny fourth wheel up front for?
Steering, rear wheel is fixed.

It is difficult to see in photo as Mrs. Doyle's skirt covers the connection between the handgrips she is holding and steeering mechanism.

Was thinking that ca. 1896 this cycle would have cost much more than one year's earnings for an Isle Of Dogs resident.

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American Actors Astride Schwinn Continentals, 1946 -

Alan Ladd:



Ann Sheridan -

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Ronnie Reagan and Jane Wyatt -

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Originally Posted by Scooper
I think her head size is pretty normal, but she had a very slight build and was only 5' 4" tall, so with that hairdo the head looks disproportionately large.

Biggest pumpkin in showbiz and celebrity land is no doubt owned by Jay Leno......
Nancy ' s would look tiny next to his.....
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I was reminded of this while writing about risks of long distance CL buying/selling.

When Michigan was handing out juicy film tax credits in 2008 +/-, I rented out my Ann Arbor home to movie stars for a 3-4 month gig. I am the only man in Michigan who can claim to have shared a bed with an Emmy winner and an Oscar winner, Neve Campbell and Hilary Swank, unfortunately not at the same time.

So these ladies have ridden my mountain bikes; now was it the Trek or the Scott?

Would the outcome be different if I had an Ironman then?

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More folks in US government should follow this guys lead:



Well, all except for his last accident. But having a steel Serotta lends a higher level of coolness.
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Originally Posted by Rocky Gravol
What's that tiny fourth wheel up front for?
That's to prevent it from tipping forward.
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Originally Posted by 1989Pre
That's to prevent it from tipping forward.
Who knew tricycles had training wheels!
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Originally Posted by ptempel
More folks in US government should follow this guys lead:



Well, all except for his last accident. But having a steel Serotta lends a higher level of coolness.

I'm really trying hard to erase this image from my mind.
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Originally Posted by ptempel
More folks in US government should follow this guys lead:



Well, all except for his last accident. But having a steel Serotta lends a higher level of coolness.
I rode with him and some other dude at a charity ride. He is legit old-man-fast.

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All the previous images of him I have seen a-wheel were on a mountain bike. Did not know he was a roadie as well. Is the gentleman in the lime jersey in the background from The Service Secret?
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