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Fess up guys... you like her accessories.
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Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? Yes I know it's teh internetz, and so what if they do, and I should get over myself etc - but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. |
and i bet they are all cool people and strong riders, huh? maybe used to mess in the 90's?
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all of those london pics are on flickr
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Originally Posted by interlaced
(Post 7460239)
Interesting, this is my friend Emily. This is her second bike, so what if it's NJS? I'm guessing at least some of you on here also post on londonfgss.com? (Is Brooklyn Jack Crank on here?) ...since there are a lot of photos from there of girls (and boys) I know.
Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? Yes I know it's teh internetz, and so what if they do, and I should get over myself etc - but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. |
Originally Posted by interlaced
(Post 7460239)
Interesting, this is my friend Emily. This is her second bike, so what if it's NJS? I'm guessing at least some of you on here also post on londonfgss.com? (Is Brooklyn Jack Crank on here?) ...since there are a lot of photos from there of girls (and boys) I know.
Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? Yes I know it's teh internetz, and so what if they do, and I should get over myself etc - but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. truth is there are dudes looking at this hoping for a nipple and then there are dudes looking at this thinking 'that girl is pretty AND she likes things i think are rad' and more than likely are more attracted to that. guys dont marry chicks because the have tits, they marry because the girl tolerates them and their interests. if im not mistaken you are the brunette on the red bike? yea, you win this thread. |
Originally Posted by GayestManAlive
(Post 7459924)
and someone needs to point it out so that the world can't exist happily ignorant in its own self-delusion.
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jackcrank is on here but i'm sure its been months since he last logged on. he is on the nyc fixed forum
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Originally Posted by interlaced
(Post 7460239)
Interesting, this is my friend Emily. This is her second bike, so what if it's NJS? I'm guessing at least some of you on here also post on londonfgss.com? (Is Brooklyn Jack Crank on here?) ...since there are a lot of photos from there of girls (and boys) I know.
Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? Yes I know it's teh internetz, and so what if they do, and I should get over myself etc - but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. Feel free to start a hot FG guys thread as this is an equal opportunity forum. Ride safe. |
suffice to say, porn is what developed and pushed the interwebs to what it is today.
Same thing with VHS. |
Originally Posted by interlaced
(Post 7460239)
Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? . |
Originally Posted by GayestManAlive
(Post 7459888)
sorry i didn't realize you could look into people's souls... i wonder how many of these girls thought bikes were dorky in high school and wouldn't be caught dead on one
"yeah, who cares what the boys like! i'll just shop for and accessorize my socially accepted and trendy new purchase. i'm an individual! " |
Originally Posted by Yoshi
(Post 7461995)
What, there's nothing that you found dorky in high school that now you like?
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Originally Posted by kaiju-velo
(Post 7459960)
and pretty far from the original messenger schtick of scavenging old track frames
because back in the day they were probably dirt cheap. -won't see those days again (until everyone abandons this trend). Any cyclist though has a shtick for upgrades--even if they are in the guise of durability "these phils and this thomson stem will be **bombproof**" They were, and most of use used mountain bikes with slicks. We all saved our track bikes for the velodrome. |
Gonna be working the streets next month... there was no question that my new work bike would be a mountain bike with slicks.
I de-hipped it this am. :D http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/bikep...mberfive11.JPG |
Interesting, this is my friend Emily. This is her second bike, so what if it's NJS? I'm guessing at least some of you on here also post on londonfgss.com? (Is Brooklyn Jack Crank on here?) ...since there are a lot of photos from there of girls (and boys) I know. Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? Yes I know it's teh internetz, and so what if they do, and I should get over myself etc - but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. <Not immune . |
Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
(Post 7462417)
Gonna be working the streets next month... there was no question that my new work bike would be a mountain bike with slicks.
I de-hipped it this am. :D http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/bikep...mberfive11.JPG |
Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
(Post 7462417)
Gonna be working the streets next month... there was no question that my new work bike would be a mountain bike with slicks.
I de-hipped it this am. :D |
Originally Posted by SingleSpeeDemon
(Post 7459422)
...but you know what's nice? that girl knows how to do a proper peace sign (could be a victory sign, but i can't imagine she's liberated any european countries recently). you know how kids are doing peace signs nowadays? they're inverted...that's right--with the palm facing the one giving the sign. and they do it sort of sideways with the elbow cocked out at an angle. and their faces? doing some kind of faux-zoolander kissy face. it's enough to make you want to vomit. props to this young lady. peace, indeed young flower child, peace.
And to redeem this picture, girls with a bikes... http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2127/...62a84f8b43.jpg http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1083/...4bca178507.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3262/...eecded43a7.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3142/...faaf54210a.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3119/...0d55639692.jpg |
Originally Posted by SingleSpeeDemon
(Post 7459422)
...but you know what's nice? that girl knows how to do a proper peace sign (could be a victory sign, but i can't imagine she's liberated any european countries recently). you know how kids are doing peace signs nowadays? they're inverted...that's right--with the palm facing the one giving the sign. and they do it sort of sideways with the elbow cocked out at an angle. and their faces? doing some kind of faux-zoolander kissy face. it's enough to make you want to vomit. props to this young lady. peace, indeed young flower child, peace.
According to a popular legend the two-fingers salute and/or V sign derives from the gestures of longbowmen fighting in the English army at the Battle of Agincourt (1415) during the Hundred Years' War.[4][12] The story claims that the French claimed that they would cut off the arrow-shooting fingers of all the English longbowmen after they had won the battle at Agincourt. But the English came out victorious and showed off their two fingers, still intact. Historian Juliet Barker quotes Jean Le Fevre (who fought on the English side at Agincourt) as saying that Henry V included a reference to the French cutting off longbowmen's fingers in his pre-battle speech. |
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This reminds me, I need to clean my chain...???
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Ouch,
I would never get my chain so close to my soft skinned area like nipples. I think she had a hell of a day of cleaning ... and skinscare afterwards. Not to mention her curly hair! ... But I would not mind seeing any member of the female clan working on bikes (or any machines) covered in grease or machine oil and sweaty mechanic outfit. I kinda like that over riding girls. T |
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Originally Posted by interlaced
(Post 7460239)
Interesting, this is my friend Emily. This is her second bike, so what if it's NJS? I'm guessing at least some of you on here also post on londonfgss.com? (Is Brooklyn Jack Crank on here?) ...since there are a lot of photos from there of girls (and boys) I know.
Isn't it a bit naive to think that girls into such an esoteric community as fixed gear don't also frequent internet cycling forums (or who have friends that do) and are going to see all this undignified slobbering and slagging off? Yes I know it's teh internetz, and so what if they do, and I should get over myself etc - but these are real cyclists you're discussing here. Tell her I want to put my pig in her blanket while she says in that British accent "You've been such a naughty boy." Minus points if she's from Liverpool. |
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