Hello from sunny NYC
08-18-06 | 08:46 AM
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Hello from sunny NYC
Hi all, the name is Jason. I'm architecture intern here in New York City, soon to return to school at Penn State in not so sunny or interesting State College, Pennsylvania.
I'm building my first fixie (should be done tomorrow!), from a beat up '75 Raleigh Grand Prix, her name is St. Jane Prime. I'm lookin' forward to showing central PA how to roll.
Hello BikeForums!
I'm building my first fixie (should be done tomorrow!), from a beat up '75 Raleigh Grand Prix, her name is St. Jane Prime. I'm lookin' forward to showing central PA how to roll.
Hello BikeForums!
08-18-06 | 11:15 AM
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Sore saddle cyclist
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From: Eugene, OR
Bikes: Road, touring and mountain
Hi Jason, NYC seems to be a great place to ride a fixie, have fun and be careful out there!! Welcome to Bike Forums, lots of NYC folks here, just watch out for the guy with the rubber glove!
08-18-06 | 11:56 AM
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SERENITY NOW!!!
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: In the 212
Bikes: Haro Vector, IRO Rob Roy, Bianchi Veloce
Welcome Jason! Where are you interning at?
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10-25-25 | 07:47 AM
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Sorry I never responded! It was KPF. That was a long time ago, but I’m glad Bike Forums is still going strong.
I’m old now, married with two kids in Salem, ma. My bicycle journey has been through a few different phases since that first fixie, but I still commute on a fixed gear and I still love bikes from that era.
pedal on!
I’m old now, married with two kids in Salem, ma. My bicycle journey has been through a few different phases since that first fixie, but I still commute on a fixed gear and I still love bikes from that era.
pedal on!
