whoa, me too!

Tufo makes some blue tires too, but I can't seem to find them anywhere. If you search on eBay you can find some from a few different manufacturers.

ah, cool. that's good news.

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005...eneFreeman.htm

Wifey's bike with blue Michelin Megamiums. Difficult to tell from the photo, but they're the same color as the Strong-G grips, and have held up well (I'd probably shred them immediately, but she tends to be a bit more sedate than I)

north star? huh. i was in the hellracer alleycat.

I too. Me= jumbo redhead on sparkly green Romic track. You?
Actually, I can't remember what bike I rode on that. Possibly white Honjo fendered, moustache barred, bottle opener track ends "gentleman's" special.

hmmm, jumbo redhead. sparkly green...not sure. tall, skinny, black/dark brown hair. ummm...i did it on a specialized allez, red/black/yellow.

I'd post a pic, but I can't figure out how to do it.

BTW, LiverDance was epic, so much as you like hammering around in the pouring rain, at night, looking for obscure clues. Ugh.

yeah, i wish i could have been there for that. celbrating bikes and beer on st. patrick's day. fantastic!

Ya, the summer will be good. Boise crew to PDX for your good times, and hopefully the races in Idaho will get bigger.
Just got forwarded an article in the Statesman about the "Gem county Velodrome association" who are lobbying the county for a donation of park space to build a 20 acre bicycle sports complex, including a BMX park, freeride areas, and, of course, a track.
Yay.

really?!?! that's awesome. i'm assuming it'll be more around the north end (as most bicycle enthusiasm seems to be)?

PM much?

i probably would have if i'd known for sure that it was sashae. but then the thread got more conversational and ****.