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Road Cycling “It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them. Thus you remember them as they actually are, while in a motor car only a high hill impresses you, and you have no such accurate remembrance of country you have driven through as you gain by riding a bicycle.” -- Ernest Hemingway

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Old 01-27-24, 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
$83.3 Million.

Lol. Watch what you say, fool.
lol. That's never going to stand.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
Also, I just got a frameset. I should probably build this one before I get another one.
So...it's not a hard fast rule then? I will allow it.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
I don’t know what she was used for.
Bomb truck
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Fonts don’t “hang out”, they fraternize. More bougie.
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Time to make the Rice Krispies treats (with jimmies).
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
The 414 has a rack, and currently sports ye olde Cannondale panniers.
Do they have the original train station logo? Youngsters here probably don't remember they weren't always a bike company or that they tried to make motorcycles at one time.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Good one.
I don't get it.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
Do they have the original train station logo? Youngsters here probably don't remember they weren't always a bike company or that they tried to make motorcycles at one time.
I think they pissed away most of their money trying to develop a motorcycle and creating their own engine. Probably could have saved millions by using an existing engine, since they were going to fail regardless.
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Originally Posted by big john
I think they pissed away most of their money trying to develop a motorcycle and creating their own engine. Probably could have saved millions by using an existing engine, since they were going to fail regardless.
For sure.
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The '90s were wild times!
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
The '90s were wild times!
Not necessarily.
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It’s another rainy day so I did an hour of fake miles in the basement. Luckily my club’s ride coordinator posts group club rides on Zwift so I had some company. He also adds a companion Zoom meeting which works out well.

On a sadder note, one of my cycling friends who rode with us yesterday went directly from the ride to his girlfriend’s house in Philadelphia and left his bike in the car….and it got STOLEN! This is a custom Seven with CF/Ti frame and Dura-Ace Di2, so a really nice bike.

He has a tracker on the bike and knows the location, working with the Philadelphia police to try to get it back. I hope he gets it and that it’s intact.

Bike theft sucks.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
Do they have the original train station logo? Youngsters here probably don't remember they weren't always a bike company or that they tried to make motorcycles at one time.
Yes. They made great stuff. I have a few other pieces. A handlebar bag that needs a steel frame. Another ancient bag, the Bugger. Maybe one or two others. Rhode Gear also made great stuff, but never got into making bicycles, as you well know. My first helmet was a Rhode Gear.
Oh. I have a Cannondale tubular tire bag. I need to get that rear wheel built up so I can use it.
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Welp my good 24h in Florida stream got shut down sometime between 5am and now.

#sad
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Originally Posted by datlas
It’s another rainy day so I did an hour of fake miles in the basement. Luckily my club’s ride coordinator posts group club rides on Zwift so I had some company. He also adds a companion Zoom meeting which works out well.

On a sadder note, one of my cycling friends who rode with us yesterday went directly from the ride to his girlfriend’s house in Philadelphia and left his bike in the car….and it got STOLEN! This is a custom Seven with CF/Ti frame and Dura-Ace Di2, so a really nice bike.

He has a tracker on the bike and knows the location, working with the Philadelphia police to try to get it back. I hope he gets it and that it’s intact.

Bike theft sucks.
Oof I hope they get it back, and I hope they nail the perp.

We really need to apply ye olde penalty for horse theft to today's bike thefts.
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Originally Posted by datlas
He has a tracker on the bike and knows the location, working with the Philadelphia police to try to get it back. I hope he gets it and that it’s intact.
Bike tracker?
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Welp my good 24h in Florida stream got shut down sometime between 5am and now.
This one is still going.

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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
Do they have the original train station logo? Youngsters here probably don't remember they weren't always a bike company or that they tried to make motorcycles at one time.
I camped down the street from their original headquarters in Bedford, PA during a tour across the state.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Bike tracker?
Air tag, prolly.

I put one in my bike case when we took our Mallorca trip, to keep track of bike and make sure it wasn’t lost/misdirected.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I shouldn't have looked at that. It's another garbage January day here.
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Air tag, prolly.
I'd be interested to hear if/how the police follow up on it.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I'm looking for something with more loud cars and less fake surfing.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
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I'd be interested to hear if/how the police follow up on it.
I will check back with him tonight. I know the cops are busy focusing on violent crime, but my friend is making their job easy by giving them the location, so I am hopeful for a good result.

Stay tuned.

BTW, the first “really good” bike I had was a Panasonic Team America from 1986, it was beautiful and had a full Dura Ace 7400 groupset. I only had it for a few months before it was stolen. This is when I lived in Baltimore, someone broke into the house and stole it. It’s “just” a bike and no one got hurt, but I was quite upset. I filed a police report but clearly the Baltimore police dept was not going to dedicate any effort to recover a stolen road bike.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
Yes. They made great stuff. I have a few other pieces. A handlebar bag that needs a steel frame. Another ancient bag, the Bugger. Maybe one or two others. Rhode Gear also made great stuff, but never got into making bicycles, as you well know. My first helmet was a Rhode Gear.
Oh. I have a Cannondale tubular tire bag. I need to get that rear wheel built up so I can use it.
The Cannondale tubular tire bag was/is a great bag. I would carry two tubulars, a 4 and a 5mm key and a $5 bill.
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