http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=221265 Swedish icon.

Man, read your own article. The first sentence is "There doesn't seem to be a single verifiable record of banned books, but "Karlsson-on-the-Roof" by Ms. Lindgren, author of more than 70 children's books and creator of Pippi Longstocking, appears to have met with some protests in the U.S."
If you want to talk about it more, let's take it to P&R. Click the link.
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...strid-Lindgren

Bush has a cooler bike

http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/x...t/IMG_1212.jpg

My bike and my friend's bike ~35mi into our first half-century.

http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/x...t/IMG_1210.jpg

Pretty self explanatory picture.

Not a picture, but a video. This is a video that I took while resting at the ~35mi mark on Sunday's half-century. I noticed a big group of cyclists and got them on video.

Mason Lodge? :wtf:

That is simply not true, I don't know where your from because your profile isn't filled out but that is not the way the US government works. If something is banned on the federal level then you can say something is a US ban. The US has 50 states that work independently & have the ability to set restrictions within the state that may or may not be reflected on a neighboring state. You even have mentioned institutions that are even on a level of cities & towns that are not even at the state level of government. You cant say that if a school department in Athol Massachusetts decides they don't agree with the content of a piece of literature there is a reflection of what the entire country thinks. In the state of NY you can not even touch a hand gun but in the state of washington you can walk around with 1 on your hip open carried. by your response you could say that the US is anti gun based on the laws in NY but that is clearly not the case. The US is a very large country with many layers of government. Every institution you mentioned is on the state or local level and do not reflect the entire US views across the country.

Ummmmm most of us don't care about this conversation. This is a bike forum. The thread is LESS TALK AND MORE PICS!

So AlphaDogg, was that big group participating in the half century ride? I've never done one but they mostly looked like casual riders so I'm just curious. The video was a fun change of pace -- thanks for posting!

Puzzled?
"t", "r", "c", "u", "i", "h", "w" - choose two letters to make a complete word that will make more sense to you.

It is sad that it is still bothering you... even more then the banned from the forum person (this is where all started).
I expressed my opinion
(anything that happens in the institution that existing on tax payers money is the american system institution and belongs to US)
and noted yours.
(if there is no federal law then it is not happening in US - right?)
Thank you.

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Its pic time! This is a Crescent to celebrate the millenium. Limited edition, only 500 made.

They were not part of my half century ride. I just noticed them and thought it would be good to catch them on video.

Cool looking bike!

What ever Dude

+1. If you guys don't stop, I will request that a moderator clean up this thread.

Suspended seat post would compliment this bike :)

never saw this bike - probably another swedish thing being banned in US. :)


P.S.
Robbernecking sometimes creates more problems than the accident itslef...
"What ever" means the stop. No worry.

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We had a flamin´hot debate about rules concerning type of bar in races. I visited a CX cup today and in the mix and youngsters class any kind of bike was OK. Maybe the rules are stiffer elsewhere... And a pic of course (though its a rubbish one)!

Thats just a weird to say

Certainly one of the most interesting hybrids I've seen.

down by the Mayflower on my FX

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Some more Scandinavian exotica, danish Biomega. Look at that extraordinairy gearhub! More info on www.biomega.dk

Ooh... Aerobars? [strike]I need a pair of those for my hybrid.[/strike] I need to stop spending money on my bike.

Oh and the scenery is great, too :D.

The areobars are currently on my Road bike, I actualy worked on the Mayflower years ago. I did some restoration work on it. It is about a 35 mile bike ride from my house. It makes for a nice day ride.