NC Outer Banks Cyclist
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: NC Outer Banks
Bikes: 2007 Rivendell Custom(Nobilette), 1982 Nishiki Royal SS
NC Outer Banks Cyclist
Good afternoon,
Decided to make it legit with an introduction.Been a forum member since '09 and have enjoyed the immensity of knowledge available, mainly in Bicycle Mechanics. Rode '87 Cannondale SR 500 for decades as well a late '70's Raleigh steel bike. Now own a '07 Mark Nobillette Rivendell Road custom as well as a '08 to me (c. 1980?) SS Nishiki Royal (Circle A Cycles refurb: paint/top tube replacement). Also in stable '88 Cannondale SR 500(spouse's OEM bike) redone as 650B . Hope's this is what an intro is .
Decided to make it legit with an introduction.Been a forum member since '09 and have enjoyed the immensity of knowledge available, mainly in Bicycle Mechanics. Rode '87 Cannondale SR 500 for decades as well a late '70's Raleigh steel bike. Now own a '07 Mark Nobillette Rivendell Road custom as well as a '08 to me (c. 1980?) SS Nishiki Royal (Circle A Cycles refurb: paint/top tube replacement). Also in stable '88 Cannondale SR 500(spouse's OEM bike) redone as 650B . Hope's this is what an intro is .
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I was out to OBX a few weeks ago, brought my beater bike to get some miles in up and down highway 12 around Kill Devil hills. Question is- if you ride there a lot, how do you keep the blasted sand from getting into everything on your bike? I only rode on pavement, sand go into everything. Beautiful place.
#4
Good afternoon,
Decided to make it legit with an introduction.Been a forum member since '09 and have enjoyed the immensity of knowledge available, mainly in Bicycle Mechanics. Rode '87 Cannondale SR 500 for decades as well a late '70's Raleigh steel bike. Now own a '07 Mark Nobillette Rivendell Road custom as well as a '08 to me (c. 1980?) SS Nishiki Royal (Circle A Cycles refurb: paint/top tube replacement). Also in stable '88 Cannondale SR 500(spouse's OEM bike) redone as 650B . Hope's this is what an intro is .
Decided to make it legit with an introduction.Been a forum member since '09 and have enjoyed the immensity of knowledge available, mainly in Bicycle Mechanics. Rode '87 Cannondale SR 500 for decades as well a late '70's Raleigh steel bike. Now own a '07 Mark Nobillette Rivendell Road custom as well as a '08 to me (c. 1980?) SS Nishiki Royal (Circle A Cycles refurb: paint/top tube replacement). Also in stable '88 Cannondale SR 500(spouse's OEM bike) redone as 650B . Hope's this is what an intro is .
#5
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: NC Outer Banks
Bikes: 2007 Rivendell Custom(Nobilette), 1982 Nishiki Royal SS
Hwy 12
I was out to OBX a few weeks ago, brought my beater bike to get some miles in up and down highway 12 around Kill Devil hills. Question is- if you ride there a lot, how do you keep the blasted sand from getting into everything on your bike? I only rode on pavement, sand go into everything. Beautiful place.
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From: NC Outer Banks
Bikes: 2007 Rivendell Custom(Nobilette), 1982 Nishiki Royal SS
#7
The 2nd time I've used small world today !!! My older brother Mike Deal went to school with you and I was a few years younger than your brother John. I'm Ken Deal from the red haired Deal boys....our Dad ran a TV shop. We were on the other end of Bordeaux (412).
Last edited by Deal4Fuji; 12-09-17 at 05:19 AM. Reason: had you & John mixed up
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Welcome! Glad you came out of the shadows.
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