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Since we've gotten all "Show your pup," here's my junkyard dog, Lucy -


shaken, not stirred.


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Thanks. I dont know if you fella's have noticed it or not but people seem to be awfull grouchy here abouts lately. Seems if I post anywhere but here someone wants to start shirts with me. Is it a full moon or somthin'?
I feel like I'm in France........ With all the dog pictures, roll over is very fitting.
I felt like posting this somewhere, but it doesn't really pertain to road cycling. Since this thread doesn't either I figure I'll post it here.
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I'm considering getting the Salsa Chili Con Crosso to race instead of the Crux.
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The Moose.
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I have this odd obsession with Salsas. Although I'm fine right now with my Podio and El Mariachi, I think a Vaya would be pretty cool.
Overrated. Especially around Iowa. I also figured that I won't need gears, especially when I saw an old guy in Moab riding Amasa Back on a single speed.
Single speed rigid 29er? Outside of the fact that you read some forums and other idiots on said forum bought one, what on gods green earth compelled you to buy a bike like that?
I suppose I should have been a lemming about it, but if that was the case I would also have a CAAD9
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It needed to be done...
Is this one of those things like a "fixie" where I "just have to ride it to understand"? I didn't fall for that when hipsters told it to me, and I'm not falling for it now.
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I normally ride Tu/Thur AM there.
Best $600 I ever spent. Pure and simple.
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I'm assuming a car hit him?
You could ride tomorrow too you know
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