What do we all look like?
#626
Ha ha ha ha ha
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Gold Coast; Australia
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Bikes: 2004 ORBEA Mitis2 Plus Carbon, 2007 Cannondale Bad Boy Si Disc, 2012 Trek Gary Fisher Collection Marlin WSD 29er Aldi Big Box (Polygon) 650b
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This is me having fun on a Keirin Track. (I know not a Keirin Bike)
It was a great day and the track surface was superb.
Steve.
It was a great day and the track surface was superb.
Steve.
#627
Bananaed
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Philly-ish
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Bikes: 2001 Lemond Nevada City (only the frame remains)
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Originally Posted by bluecd
since im new and have been participating in some threads, heres me.
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#628
Passionate or O-C?
Join Date: May 2005
Location: upstate NY; L. George region
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Bikes: 2005 Bianchi Axis, Motobecane Le Champion SL
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Originally Posted by Brillig
Mmmmmmm....pleather.
Good riding,
desmobob
#630
Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Boston
Posts: 223
Bikes: 1980s 15 speed road bike, and 21 speed, Iron Horse Outlaw mountain bike and 24 speed Felt F90 road bike
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Kawaii desu nee. Do you have specially modified bike, or can you ride a normal one? I like your movie through.
#631
Enthusiasm on Wheels
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Kansas City, MO
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Bikes: 1953 Schwinn Debutante, 1971 Hercules 3-speed, 1973 Schwinn Suburban, 1990 Huffy White River, 1990-something Bianchi Advantage, 1996 Trek 800
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Finally, a picture of me on a bike. Not my fancy-pants road bike, mind you, but my fixer-upper vintage ride.
A clearer view of the bike and my cheese-eating grin. I just got this bike to a rideable state, and you could hardly pry me off it yesterday. I wanted to ride it to work this morning, but I had a lot of errands to run after work, and I am not 100% sure I have everything adjusted to where I want it with this bike, so I didn't want to take it on a long haul just yet and have stuff go wrong with it. Therefore I rode my old mountain bike today. It locks up more securely than my road bike does. My lockup chains wrap around that compact frame more securely. I mostly ride the roadie when I know I don't have to lock it up for long, or that I can bring it inside with me.
A clearer view of the bike and my cheese-eating grin. I just got this bike to a rideable state, and you could hardly pry me off it yesterday. I wanted to ride it to work this morning, but I had a lot of errands to run after work, and I am not 100% sure I have everything adjusted to where I want it with this bike, so I didn't want to take it on a long haul just yet and have stuff go wrong with it. Therefore I rode my old mountain bike today. It locks up more securely than my road bike does. My lockup chains wrap around that compact frame more securely. I mostly ride the roadie when I know I don't have to lock it up for long, or that I can bring it inside with me.
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Wheeeee!
Wheeeee!
#633
Красный Октябрь
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Austin, Texas
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Bikes: Kona Major Jake - CX/Gravel Kona Jake The Snake - Commuter, Pinarello Galileo - RoadieAF, Niner Air 9 - HT MTB.
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nothing wrong with a cigar now and then. Hell, just ask Bill Clinton.
Blue CD thats a nice Jeep. I have a Land Rover Discovery Series II. Right now the wife drives it more than me, but I am set to inherit it in 06 when we finally give in and get a kid hauler. I used to have a 3/4 ton 4WD 1974 Chevy Camper Special with a 454 and TH400. That was a tank, literally. I got nailed in it by a drunk illegal and he obviously never showed in court. The frame was bent, front end trashed, and all in all, not worth rebuilding. The real pisser was that when he hit me, I was on my way to the body shop to get her some new clothes. The engine was a 4 bolt main with the excellent truck rods, and pretty good heads, so I sold it to a friend who put it in a SUPER NICE suburban. It went on to a noble life after all. I miss that truck all the time. One of the happiest days of my life was driving down a long dirt road, with one speaker playing on the AM radio, with the windows down at sunset.
Blue CD thats a nice Jeep. I have a Land Rover Discovery Series II. Right now the wife drives it more than me, but I am set to inherit it in 06 when we finally give in and get a kid hauler. I used to have a 3/4 ton 4WD 1974 Chevy Camper Special with a 454 and TH400. That was a tank, literally. I got nailed in it by a drunk illegal and he obviously never showed in court. The frame was bent, front end trashed, and all in all, not worth rebuilding. The real pisser was that when he hit me, I was on my way to the body shop to get her some new clothes. The engine was a 4 bolt main with the excellent truck rods, and pretty good heads, so I sold it to a friend who put it in a SUPER NICE suburban. It went on to a noble life after all. I miss that truck all the time. One of the happiest days of my life was driving down a long dirt road, with one speaker playing on the AM radio, with the windows down at sunset.
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#634
unaangalia nini?
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Arlington MA
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Bikes: Jamis Quest (Ultegra components,Mavic Ksyrium Elite wheels and Reynods Ouzo Pro Fork), Gary Fisher Tassajara
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Me, way too early (7.30am) and craving coffee
#635
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Arizona, USA
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Bikes: Mercier Corvus (commuter), Fila Taos (MTB), Trek 660(Got frame for free and put my LeMans Centurian components on it)
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Ok, guess I'll post too. Here is me and my "Red Bacchetta" at the Weaver's Needle Overlook in the Superstition Mtns, Az. (14 miles into what would turn into a very hot 200k before the day was out)
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Sunrise saturday,
I was biking the backroads,
lost in the moment.
Sunrise saturday,
I was biking the backroads,
lost in the moment.