The photos you quoted along with your comment;
are of a 1993 Bridgestone RB-1 in yellow. The frameset alone on this bike is worth at least $700 when in perfect condition. I know this because I sold one last year for that amount. I wouldn't be surprised if he spent at least another $2,000 on the rest of the bike.

Im really hoping we all just got trolled hard

It just does...Dont be jealous because I can overcome adversity and still be awesome. I am like Lance Armstrong, fast. Unbeatable. And on some kind of drug. :)

email me personally and i can invite you to celebrate my Tour de France WIN

I think we're done here.

LOL...he spent 2k and his bike still looks like ****! I will say it again...BRIDGESTONE, Really?

haha ha ha aaaaaaa. nooooooo.

i wana see your bike super ginsu

So...is that your way of saying "No" you don't want to come to celebrate my win? FINE...you can be the on my team...how good are you at passing out water? Because you are definitely not so good at biking

You've proven yourself clueless. Just stop and cut your losses.

Please stop, I'm insulted.

Price/value has nothing to do with hot vs not. There are plenty of well put together vintage and value builds that are visually leauges above off the shelf bikes or ones put together with a credit card.

Blah, blah, blah - still waiting on the bike, Ginsu (who names themselves after a ****ty $20 knife?).

I got stabbed with a ginsu..God you're so rude. Are you always like this?

Come back when you actually buy that Super 6, kid.

:trainwreck:

Show us the bike!!

The bike's not bad, but I really like your driveway.

I'm extremly sorry to hear about your brain injury. That's serious business and hope your recovery is going well. That said, could you go ahead and post the picture of your Cannondale. Have your Mom or Dad help you with the picture if you haven't done it before. By the time you get to middle school you'll have it down to a science. Looking forward to the picture...:D

Funny enough my friend sold his Cannondale Six (not Super Six) to purchase a Bridgestone. Yes yes, funny name Anchor, but here in Japan, Anchor means the member (of a team) with the greatest strength / ability.

Sadly I too don't have a picture of the / a Cannondale, but this is his Anchor (Bridgestone)
I think it's beauty in simplicity myself.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...tis2/nobu1.jpg

When they stopped selling the States, I knew two bike shop owners in Denver who were quite upset.

Bridgestone is largely responsible for our ability to buy mix-and-match Shimano in the 90s. They were the first to bust up groups and mix with 3rd parties to get you a great bike for less cash. I've had four of them, and won races on the road and off road on them. Nothing wrong with Bridgestones.

My heart actually lept a little when I saw these recent pics of them...

I've always wanted a specific Huffy:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_azSpIfwIB3.../Picture+1.png

its alright having your own opinion. Hell I'm about to post another sh*+y Bridgestone build I'm doing for my wife soon anyway... hope it gives you conniptions. ;)

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=284564

in the spirit of older rides... heres mine. found the bike in a garage and have been slowly replacing parts. I just bought some campy brifters so I can get ride of the downtube shifters. It is very snappy.

Hot!!!

Here in Prague, we have the read cobbles like that. They call them 'cat heads' but I am not sure why. They are not a lot of fun to ride on with a road bike and stiff wheels...

that's a 7-eleven era/andy hampsten type huffy? also hot.