What do old people ride, lets see your bike[s]
04-16-13, 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by qcpmsame
Nice Pinnie, regardlessof how the paint looks, it is what you like and enjoy riding. How about a drive side shot if you get the time? I'd like to see its drive train if possible.
Bill
Bill
Driveside shot.I've pretty much changed everything to Shimano 600 since this was shot.
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04-16-13, 05:37 AM
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What??? Only 2 wheels?
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From three years ago:
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04-16-13, 06:05 AM
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Masi Gran Criterium S....AL frame with CF front and rear.
04-16-13, 06:56 AM
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71 years OLD.
OLD is my friend Bill at 79 years.
My friend Henry at 72 years. He is No Longer with us.
OLD is my friend Bill at 79 years.
My friend Henry at 72 years. He is No Longer with us.
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04-16-13, 08:48 AM
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These are my two primary road bikes:
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04-16-13, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by 10 Wheels
71 years OLD.
OLD is my friend Bill at 79 years.
My friend Henry at 72 years. He is No Longer with us.
OLD is my friend Bill at 79 years.
My friend Henry at 72 years. He is No Longer with us.
Anyway, 10 Wheels I've got to get over to Houston some time this year to ride with you old farts
My best friend is 75 and he kicks my butt and most people of any age on a bike, distance and/or speed. That guy is awesome, he was in the nationals a couple of times.Thinking about heading over for a brevet sometime in Houston area or the Katy Flatlands ride. Hope to meet up with you guys. Have a niece who lives in Sugarland or somewhere around there.
Or you can come to the valley and enjoy our heat, winds and humidity....but your're used to it already.
Richard
04-16-13, 09:31 AM
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I ride a recycled Japanese bike I picked up here in Cambodia, replaced the following, chainring and crankarms, 7 speed shimano freewheel cassette, chain, R derailleur, right brake lever with a combo shifter and brake, fork and front wheel(bent in a crash), all rear spokes and tires.
I am 30km from home here
And I am 56
I am 30km from home here
And I am 56
04-16-13, 09:35 AM
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don't try this at home.
2006 Orbea, aluminum with carbon stays.
Theme of the day: Bridges.
Theme of the day: Bridges.
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04-16-13, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by BlazingPedals
I am old, and I ride old-fashioned bikes.
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04-16-13, 10:42 AM
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[QUOTE=big john;15516790]
Here you go.
https://www.google.com/search?q=kola...w=1680&bih=879
https://www.kolachefactory.com/
Pretty common in parts of south central, central and southeast Texas. Where I live in deep south TX "pan dulce" is more the norm but you probably know what that is. All good rewards for riding the bike
Originally Posted by 10 Wheels
71 years OLD.QUOTE]
What are Kolaches?
What are Kolaches?
https://www.google.com/search?q=kola...w=1680&bih=879
https://www.kolachefactory.com/
Pretty common in parts of south central, central and southeast Texas. Where I live in deep south TX "pan dulce" is more the norm but you probably know what that is. All good rewards for riding the bike
04-16-13, 10:46 AM
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Lots of nice C+V steel in this thread!
I currently have 6 bikes, but that changes from time to time. I'd like to have a modern, carbon fiber, brifter equipped wonder, but don't have a grand or 2 to spend on a bike right now. So I buy bikes from the last century on Craiglist for cheap and restore them to their former glory!
Current project is a 1983 SR , nice light bike, about 21 pounds. It's a little too big for me so it looks like this:
But I'm an old guy, so I can get away with a setup like this^^.
I currently have 6 bikes, but that changes from time to time. I'd like to have a modern, carbon fiber, brifter equipped wonder, but don't have a grand or 2 to spend on a bike right now. So I buy bikes from the last century on Craiglist for cheap and restore them to their former glory!
Current project is a 1983 SR , nice light bike, about 21 pounds. It's a little too big for me so it looks like this:
But I'm an old guy, so I can get away with a setup like this^^.
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04-16-13, 11:05 AM
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Carbon Trek HT ready for Leadville Trail 100
04-16-13, 11:06 AM
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[QUOTE=Rwc5830;15516870]
Here you go.
https://www.google.com/search?q=kola...w=1680&bih=879
https://www.kolachefactory.com/
Pretty common in parts of south central, central and southeast Texas. Where I live in deep south TX "pan dulce" is more the norm but you probably know what that is. All good rewards for riding the bike
Looks like yummy ride food! Yes, pan dulce is common here and there is a bakery which has an entire wall devoted to it.
Originally Posted by big john
Here you go.
https://www.google.com/search?q=kola...w=1680&bih=879
https://www.kolachefactory.com/
Pretty common in parts of south central, central and southeast Texas. Where I live in deep south TX "pan dulce" is more the norm but you probably know what that is. All good rewards for riding the bike
04-16-13, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by mtn.cyclist
Carbon Trek HT ready for Leadville Trail 100
04-16-13, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by big john
Are you doing the event?
04-16-13, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by rm -rf
Theme of the day: Bridges.
Without Bridge:
2000 Ragazzi 7 speed Coaster Brake IGH (German Dept Store bike sold by Real in Germany) used for commuting 2002-2012, during the week for utility around town 2012-today (No Bridge Pic available):
04-16-13, 12:02 PM
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What??? Only 2 wheels?
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Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
1998 Vaterland 3 speed Coaster Brake IGH, used daily for commuting 1998-2002, weekend riding since. With Bridge:...
Nice pics.
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04-16-13, 02:38 PM
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[QUOTE=Rwc5830;15516870]
Here you go.
https://www.google.com/search?q=kola...w=1680&bih=879
https://www.kolachefactory.com/
Pretty common in parts of south central, central and southeast Texas. Where I live in deep south TX "pan dulce" is more the norm but you probably know what that is. All good rewards for riding the bike
Hmmm
That's not unlike the egg and cheese burritos that I used to take on longer rides. The bike shop guys I rode with would kid me about cholesterol but it's just an idea I brought from paving crews I'd worked on.
Originally Posted by big john
Here you go.
https://www.google.com/search?q=kola...w=1680&bih=879
https://www.kolachefactory.com/
Pretty common in parts of south central, central and southeast Texas. Where I live in deep south TX "pan dulce" is more the norm but you probably know what that is. All good rewards for riding the bike
That's not unlike the egg and cheese burritos that I used to take on longer rides. The bike shop guys I rode with would kid me about cholesterol but it's just an idea I brought from paving crews I'd worked on.
04-16-13, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by rydabent
Uh-----------------define old.
04-16-13, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by rydabent
Uh-----------------define old.
04-16-13, 03:48 PM
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This is what this "old" person rides, and has ridden for 40 years... Pic is from last year, when it was only 39. Or maybe the year before.
