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Old 06-26-21, 08:51 PM
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"The seller's price is reasonable"
"Flippers are great folks."
"I hope that person gets what they want for that bike."
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I don't need "readers".
My other bikes a "Kent".
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"What torque setting should I use?"
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Does this jersey make my azz look fat?

Or any other part of me?
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“I have too many bikes”
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Originally Posted by panzerwagon
“I have too many bikes”
BLASPHEMER!!!!!!!

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Old 10-04-22, 08:09 PM
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“where do you get batteries for DI2 brifters...”

”Well that frame should be tossed in the dump.”
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What type of stem do I need for these “ape hangers”
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Old 10-04-22, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by panzerwagon
“I have too many bikes”

"You don't need another bike"

"That fork isn't bent"
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"It's more comfortable when you rotate the bars 180 degrees upwards".
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Originally Posted by panzerwagon
“I have too many bikes”
I say that often to myself, but of course have exceptions like any Trek 720 in my size for a good deal as well as any Paramount, which one may or may not be en route to my domicile as a (to everyone else) "unmarked lugged steel road/fixie/touring bike..."
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Do you think @gugie can change it back from 650b?
Could he also remove those studs and extra braze-ons?

I do not need a rack and low trail fork, I will just use a fanny pack... or back pack...



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Originally Posted by RiddleOfSteel
I say that often to myself, but of course have exceptions like any Trek 720 in my size for a good deal as well as any Paramount, which one may or may not be en route to my domicile as a (to everyone else) "unmarked lugged steel road/fixie/touring bike..."
I was beginning to lose hope, glad to see you're coming back around.

And for the record, I don't think you should ever ask yourself that question.
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Old 10-05-22, 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by P!N20
"Which dropper seatpost do you recommend?"
Hite-Rite dropper from 1984:

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Originally Posted by merziac
I was beginning to lose hope, glad to see you're coming back around.

And for the record, I don't think you should ever ask yourself that question.
One could get pedantic and correct my mental voice by saying "It's not that you have too many bikes, it's that you have too many of the wrong kinds of bikes." Bikes for sale or that need to be put up for sale for various reasons--all serve or have served their purpose with me and now I get to release them back into the wild in restored/renovated form. There is, ultimately, purpose in all two-wheeled acquisitions, I just wish the market moved faster right now.
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"I bought some touch up paint and the colour is an exact match right out of the tin!"

(This actually happened to me recently, so I guess you could read it in the C&V forum!)
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Old 02-13-23, 05:19 AM
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You bought that old garage bike for one part? Why?
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Old 02-13-23, 08:42 AM
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"I have enough mismatched pedals. And brake calipers."

"What that frame really needs is a set of tubeless carbon fiber wheels."

"Beer? After a ride? Sounds disgusting!"
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Old 02-13-23, 10:11 AM
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Black carbon is the new polished aluminum.
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I think I'll go for a ride rather than post to BikeForums.
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Old 02-13-23, 11:09 AM
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"You paid $1000 for that old steel 10 speed bike? Mine is brand new, aluminum, 24 speed, with suspension, and I got it for $400 at ***Mart! "
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I believe one of the BF members signatures, dont remember who, pretty much sums up those kind of statements.

"We dont need that kind of negativity"
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Old 02-13-23, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by joesch
I believe one of the BF members signatures, dont remember who, pretty much sums up those kind of statements.

"We dont need that kind of negativity"
Gugie!
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Originally Posted by P!N20
Gugie!
Found it and it sure applies

If someone tells you that you have enough bicycles and you don't need any more, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

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Originally Posted by nlerner
I think I'll go for a ride rather than post to BikeForums.
Time to modernize one of your old bikes with one of these so you don't have to face this conundrum:

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