Bette Davis
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...oy-HAAUUqWLQ&s

Ben Foster
https://media.revistagq.com/photos/5...ogram_4085.jpg

Anthony Michael Hall
https://www.theanthonymichaelhall.co...amh-photo5.jpg

Mindy Kaling
https://media.giphy.com/media/pMV8M0jhH5N0k/giphy.gif

Matt Leblanc
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwZcTnYWQAQYOc0.jpg

Jay Leno
https://www.vintageelectricbikes.com...g?v=1583443329

Maria Menounos
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...6c907cc27e.jpg

Leonard Nimoy
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...qjXEPOm8DuoQ&s
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...cNr-wfeR031A&s

Conan B'Brien
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/7d/e9/d9/7...8fbbe89dc8.jpg

James Spader
https://i.pinimg.com/474x/3e/4d/36/3...d954ee8f0e.jpg

James Taylor
https://media.gettyimages.com/id/121...AY3yOEo4OVZ9A=

From Tour de Pharmacy! I haven't watched that yet.

I know he's tall, 6'4", but look at the head tube.

That's a real bike. And riding in colder weather. Respect.

Somebody should advise him to wear clear safety glasses when it's not bright enough for sunglasses, protection against stones and such, and some UV.

Elephant-bells and bikes don't mix.

I've got a couple pairs of pants that aren't elephant-bells, but are too big for me. I still wear them. Last week I was wearing a pair and riding my bike a short distance. There was an unusual rubbing sound. After some investigation, I found that my NDS cuff was rubbing on the rear tire. I had a velcro strap on my drive-side ankle, but not on the NDS.

Well it might not totally be winter Conan is a pale person, he gets a tan from a dull lightbulb, so he might just have some sun protection everywhere but his face. However it is probably actually cold and respect for that and yes he should have some glasses. Eye protection is quite important.

It is a nice Serrotta I believe?

Interesting captions here- so STTOS.

-D.S.

Thank you, I was wondering what the S stood for. But yeah, LONG head tube.

He's wearing long sleeves and pants, full gloves, I figure it's in the high 40s F. I burn like a lobster but with long clothes and a low sun angle, I don't wear sunscreen on my face unless I'll be exposed for many hours. And if it's really cold, I'll have on a face mask. But eye protection from foreign objects or UV, 100% of bike time I wear some kind of eyeglasses with polycarbonate lenses, used to be clear safety glasses when overcast, but now it's prescription bifocals, clear or fixed dark grey. I do love, though, how bifocal polycarbonate wraparound safety glasses are available and very cheap now.

Fred MacMurray's trapped by hillbillies and their dogs in Murder, He Says (1945).

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...8abe591fa2.jpg

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...bda03cf19d.jpg

"Oh, George, not the BICYCLE!"

Smart using the board to push, leaves no DNA evidence. What's DNA?

The bottom bracket appears to have tangential clamping bolts to keep the BB cups tight, yes?

Maybe just posing for a pic........LV bag might be a giveaway......:innocent:
Best, Ben

If the shoulder strap is adjusted shoulder length, she's just posing. If it's adjusted to cross-body length like a messenger, she's biking.

People should pay me for sleuthing this good.

Oooh, new fashion term for me. I just call 'em JNCOs whether they're JNCOs or just look like 'em :)

Not same. Elephant bells were normal seat and thigh, often hiphuggers, but BIG flare below the knee. JNCOs were the full baggy, I never wore'm, but my perception was a) looseness for skateboarders that did jumping tricks, or b) concealment for items not mentionable in the forum.

Weren't they called bell bottoms BITD?