Knock, knock...is this thing on?
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Squeaky Wheel
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Knock, knock...is this thing on?
Does anyone even come here anymore? Or is everyone on faceholebook?
If you are here, count off and let's see how many we get:
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If you are here, count off and let's see how many we get:
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I opened this thread just to see what this "knock, knock" was all about. Well, I'm here and I qualify. Been here in Portland 24 years with 12 years of Seattle before that, riding the whole time. (With two custom bikes built by a former Seattlite.)
And bikes (in order of purchase)
1983 Trek 4something set up as my rain/winter/city fix gear commuter. (Frame purchased 2009 but it is the 5th frame of this rain/winter/city bike that's been going since 1976.)
The 1979 Peter Mooney of my user name, now set up (loosely) as an classic English fix gear road bike.
2008 TiCycles 3x9 ti road bike
2011 TiCycycles ti fix gear
1973 Raleigh Competition with assorted roughly period parts.
1983 Pro Miyata. Frame from a forumite last summer. Parts close to right and a perfect fit for the bike. Sewups, Pure race, pure fun!
Ben
And bikes (in order of purchase)
1983 Trek 4something set up as my rain/winter/city fix gear commuter. (Frame purchased 2009 but it is the 5th frame of this rain/winter/city bike that's been going since 1976.)
The 1979 Peter Mooney of my user name, now set up (loosely) as an classic English fix gear road bike.
2008 TiCycles 3x9 ti road bike
2011 TiCycycles ti fix gear
1973 Raleigh Competition with assorted roughly period parts.
1983 Pro Miyata. Frame from a forumite last summer. Parts close to right and a perfect fit for the bike. Sewups, Pure race, pure fun!
Ben
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PNW'ers do have a reputation for being a bit standoffish, aloof even. Relatively speaking, of course.
So perhaps not a surprise it's quiet in here.
I'm number three, in case anyone lost count.
So perhaps not a surprise it's quiet in here.
I'm number three, in case anyone lost count.
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Can i join in?I’ve lived in Alaska for 51 years.The last almost 19 yrs was here on Prince of Wales Island in SE Alaska.
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Here, Here. North Seattle, Shoreline, Everett & general vicinity.
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I peek in here every once in awhile. Hasn't been much call to post lately.
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Welcome!!
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Heck, this place is a booming hot spot compared to roadbikereview.com or cyclingforum.com, where a post happens once per month and there are maybe 50 active members.
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Keep it going I guess haha. South Puget Sound area. Enjoying these non-rainy days even if I am double and triple layered to stay warm.
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Felt much cooler after the sun went low even though my house thermometer only fell two degrees.
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I rode Portland to Olympia yesterday, 200km, then took Amtrak home. Slight headwind most of the day, but all things considered a great ride. A November day without any precipitation is a win. Add some sunshine, and it's a huge win.
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Wow. Eleven of us. Nice to hear about some of your rides. I got a little gravel grind in over the weekend on my mountain bike (in Central Washington). About 20 miles worth. Beautiful day but cold.
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too busy drying everything out. had a good ride yesterday up Forrest park 39 mile round trip in the 40's had to change to light gloves going up and heavy gloves coming down.
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Squeaky Wheel
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Up to 15. zandoval you can be an honorary member since your location is Texas. jonny wong how are the wheels?
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fooferdoggie "The Beast". Appropriate for that rig. Love it!
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@woodway, bump the number again for a rider & wrencher from Port Angeles. 'Just looked up the Cascade Swap and found it is on for Feb. 11th. Happily for me, it's back at the Seattle Center so I can just walk on the Winslow ferry (yup, I'm that old) to downtown.
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