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Old 01-20-20 | 11:57 AM
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Cinelli SS

I built this up from scratch.
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Old 01-27-20 | 09:48 AM
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?? Why is the stem lugged but the frame not?
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Old 01-30-20 | 11:10 AM
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Old 01-30-20 | 11:29 AM
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Today morning on my way to work
Beautiful. Where's the bike?
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Old 01-30-20 | 11:32 AM
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?? Why is the stem lugged but the frame not?
I can’t tell you why but it’s normal. Surly Cross Check and Straggler and the bike formerly known as Novara Randonneur are the same way. So are some Soma bikes.
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Old 01-30-20 | 02:23 PM
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This picture came out better than I had expected. This is my 1974 Raleigh International which I built up from a frame and fork. I also painted it. It is locked here outside a school that I visited on Tuesday, on my journey to become a school teacher when I grow up.

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Old 01-30-20 | 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
This picture came out better than I had expected. This is my 1974 Raleigh International which I built up from a frame and fork. I also painted it. It is locked here outside a school that I visited on Tuesday, on my journey to become a school teacher when I grow up.

school doesn’t have a bike rack? Hmmm
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Old 01-30-20 | 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Paopawdecarabao
First post pic, first bike and rode 10mi to work earlier. Bought the bike used for $300, replaced the grips, added a bell and kickstand. Loving it so far
cool can you rotate the pedals a full rotation with that stand? Or do they strike the ground or stand?
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Old 01-30-20 | 10:26 PM
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I have an Old-School MIELE MTB that now has a dropbar, and Alivio (older style) V-brake calipers and Tectro V-brake levers that I use for getting around in winter. I have it shod with 26" x 2.125" knobby tires. In summer or after the snow season I often put 1'5" slicks on it. It then makes a faster commuting bike or a nice touring bike.

Here are two images of it before I put the V-brakes components on it.




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Old 01-31-20 | 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Korina
Beautiful. Where's the bike?
Day after, same place around same time - Bit wet in the morning today
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Originally Posted by Miele Man
... I often put 1'5" slicks on it....
Golly, I've heard of "fat tires", but.....
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Old 01-31-20 | 07:23 PM
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Golly, I've heard of "fat tires", but.....
Finger slipped on the Shift key. LOL Thus should have been 1.5" not 1.5'.

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Old 02-03-20 | 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
school doesn’t have a bike rack? Hmmm
Actually, it does, and even better, they were in use! And clearly, these are middle-school-kid-size bikes.

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Old 02-03-20 | 01:52 PM
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I have put a lot of miles in a short time on my bulls cross mover. it makes riding fun for me again.


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Old 02-03-20 | 03:23 PM
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I have put a lot of miles in a short time on my bulls cross mover. it makes riding fun for me again.
excellent trunk!
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Old 02-03-20 | 03:51 PM
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^^^^^ JATO cleverly disguised as just a bunch of Legos.
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Old 02-03-20 | 04:49 PM
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excellent trunk!
my first e bike that got returned I needed a chain to lock it because no lock without work would go around it. got the idea for a box and as soon as I built it I thought of making out of Lego. took some practice and finding the right glue that would really lock it together. I play around what I have on the lid right now it is baby mec with batman on a raptor. now it just holds a spare tube and tools.
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Old 02-03-20 | 08:11 PM
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my first e bike that got returned I needed a chain to lock it because no lock without work would go around it. got the idea for a box and as soon as I built it I thought of making out of Lego. took some practice and finding the right glue that would really lock it together. I play around what I have on the lid right now it is baby mec with batman on a raptor. now it just holds a spare tube and tools.
that's great, gotta show my son
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Old 02-13-20 | 08:32 PM
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This is my winter commuter/gravel/leave my bike in town bike. Felt f-40x, lovely ride. But not as fun on road as my summer bike
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Old 03-03-20 | 10:18 AM
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My Bianchi Super San Jose8


My first commute after conversion. I'm referring to is as a Super San Jose8 as it uses the microshift Inter-8 brifiter and compared to the hub-bub or the j-tek shifter I don't have to remove my hands to shift..
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Old 03-05-20 | 09:11 AM
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Sirrus Rider your tires look slightly flat in that picture.
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Old 03-06-20 | 02:34 PM
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My light tour/ commuter

Comfortable for an 62 year old man.alfine internal geared hub 8~belt drive
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My my new/old Covid “Distancing” commuter for bedroom to home-office morning rides (since I don't need panniers to carry things to the temporarily shuttered office).



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