"Riding Fixed" On Sale Now
#26
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From: oPt via Spokane, WA
Bikes: Chromoly Allez comp with Ultegra/DA, IRO Rob Roy
Originally Posted by sloppy robot
i kinda remember and didn't pay attention.. i think thats before i realized the drama here can replace t.v.
The Don hate thing, I'm not sure about other people, but he kind of got to me when he took a slight jab at IRO and SPICER and companies like them. Besides that I don't know or care, I just like bikes
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#27
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Joined: May 2003
Posts: 1,787
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From: Hampton Roads VA
Bikes: '07 Trek 520, '09 Gary Fisher Triton, '04 Trek 8000, '85 Trek 500, '84 Trek 610, '85 Trek 510, '88 Trek 660, '92 Trek 930, Trek Multitrack 700
I don't ride fixed or even single, but I do ride and I do read, so i ordered the book. Keep up the good work.
#29
Originally Posted by Mayonnaise
Rancid donated the pedals for Maketh's bike. I say thank you publicly.
I have never ever ridden a single speed.
I have never ever ridden a single speed.
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#30
Traffic shark

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From: California
Bikes: 2 fixies, 1 road, 29er in the works.
Originally Posted by sloppy robot
does don walker make a profit? maybe now, yes.. but im sure hes had years of "non-profit" work
and mayo does get to promote his name and his work, under the guise of a "non-profit" organization
one might say he's profiting recognition...
like i said.. pimpin' is pimpin'
and mayo does get to promote his name and his work, under the guise of a "non-profit" organization
one might say he's profiting recognition...
like i said.. pimpin' is pimpin'
I'd say that to your face.
#32
Originally Posted by William Karsten
Such a little *****, aren't you.
I'd say that to your face.
I'd say that to your face.
i was just pointing out that this place is lopsided, and i find that annoying, so either read, process and discuss or go fight someone else. If you walked up to me and called me a ***** it would make me laugh so you might want to think twice about that.
#33
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Bikes: 2 fixies, 1 road, 29er in the works.
sloppy robot,
I'd call you that because that's how you're acting. Not a matter of me feeling/acting tough, superior, etc. And the reason why I say "I'd say that to your face" is that many people here show that they'll talk **** here, but in reality.. they'd just sit there with a dumb look on thier face.. and not say anything. I'm all for saying what you feel, so long as you'd always say that.
Would you say that to Mayo, in person, having never said anything else to him at all?
I'm not sure you would, though, I could be wrong.
I'd call you that because that's how you're acting. Not a matter of me feeling/acting tough, superior, etc. And the reason why I say "I'd say that to your face" is that many people here show that they'll talk **** here, but in reality.. they'd just sit there with a dumb look on thier face.. and not say anything. I'm all for saying what you feel, so long as you'd always say that.
Would you say that to Mayo, in person, having never said anything else to him at all?
I'm not sure you would, though, I could be wrong.
#34
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Bikes: 2 fixies, 1 road, 29er in the works.
Originally Posted by sloppy robot
i was just pointing out that this place is lopsided, and i find that annoying
Honestly though, I find it very annoying too. But, this is the nature of life, not just this forum. DW seems like a good person, and why he gets strung up, I do not know. However, to lash at another for the failings of others is wrong.
So thus, is my opinion, and why I say what I do. We'll meet up one day. I'll call you a ****. We'll ride, and drink, or drink and ride.. or not. Either way. My peace has been spoken.
Last edited by SD Fixed; 05-23-06 at 01:50 PM. Reason: Mispoke what I wanted to say.
#37
Not Badass, it's Tim.
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: NYC
Bikes: NJS Peloton, 2002 fuji track, 2002 fuji league (MIA), 2005 bianchi pista, Chopper from NoName Customs.
So in college I had this professor for some film history course. One day he explains the expression "this is where I came in". I was 19 and never had heard anyone use that expression. Anyway, back in the day movie theaters screened a film on repeat all day long. So a person would buy a ticket, sit down, and start watching the film at whatever point that it was in. Like a lap, you leave where you come in. This was the polite response you used as you exited the row you were seated in.
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Well, I got my copy of the book today and read it.
My "this is where I came in" moment was the Metra story. I really enjoyed the collection and look forward to passing it around. It doesn't represent me, but it is pretty damn close. Thank you.
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Well, I got my copy of the book today and read it.
My "this is where I came in" moment was the Metra story. I really enjoyed the collection and look forward to passing it around. It doesn't represent me, but it is pretty damn close. Thank you.
#38
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: oPt via Spokane, WA
Bikes: Chromoly Allez comp with Ultegra/DA, IRO Rob Roy
I read it all night(got it yesterday) The story about the crash pretty much describes my life for the last two months with a broken collarbone. The fear, the anger, the rationalizing, the what ifs......what a good read.
PS- Mayo, the pedals got a late start due to a money hangup, but will be fast mailed to make up for it
PS- Mayo, the pedals got a late start due to a money hangup, but will be fast mailed to make up for it
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