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Old 10-03-07, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Jonny Pockets
Haha, let's go surprise him together. This could be awesome...
but i dont even know your name.
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it's jonny
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It's true. Jon. I live in SW, by PSU.
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hey jonny im todd and I live in NE
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Old 10-03-07, 08:50 PM
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Pleasure. I try and organize rides once in a while through my bicycle club, The Screaming Monkeys. (see sig link) If you're not into the myspace thing; here's the homepage.

I love meeting new people on rides, so feel free to come along and bring some homeboys/girls next time I post a ride announcement.
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Originally Posted by Jonny Pockets
Pleasure. I try and organize rides once in a while through my bicycle club, The Screaming Monkeys. (see sig link) If you're not into the myspace thing; here's the homepage.

I love meeting new people on rides, so feel free to come along and bring some homeboys/girls next time I post a ride announcement.
sweet, friend request in 3. 2. 1.

cue music "getting to know you..."
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Originally Posted by Screaming monkeys
I. The first is more of a friendly guideline than a rule: Wear a ****ing helmet.

II. To **** with one Screaming Monkey is to **** with the whole jungle; protect your homies.

III. Never hit a man once he's hit the floor. Unless that man is Carson ****ing Daly. Go nuts.

IV. Lock your bike. With a good lock. Do not trust society to not jack your ****.

V. Respect *****es.

VI. In day to day activity, be sure that you are always kicking ass and ****ing **** up.

VII. Monkeys are color blind. The bicycle club that is; I have no clue about the actual primate.

VIII. Wear your colors at all possible times. Rep this **** to the fullest.

IX. Do not discriminate when it comes to types of bicycles. 2 wheels and pedals = bicycle. Recumbents need not apply, however.

X. Listen to Slayer.

<3
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Old 10-03-07, 09:09 PM
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Hmmm...I don't know too many cyclists. I guess anyone who says hi and isn't looking down on my rolled up khakis and mushroom helmet on a crappy 10 speed.

Sorry I don't have a pista and a cycling cap.
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Old 10-03-07, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by redxj
He is the ****! He puts on the AA Alleycats. Someone else put on another and only 5 of us showed up, him included. He came to the start line with a flat tire. Toasted the tube and the tire, and I lent him my spares I carry. I think he was maybe a little slower than usual because he got T-boned by a car a little while ago. His bike looks totally different now than that pic: light blue spray bombed frame and orange Deep Vs and orange Ourys.
Does he still work at a near-by LBS?

I don't think I've seen him around AA personally.
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Old 10-03-07, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by knucks
Does he still work at a near-by LBS?

I don't think I've seen him around AA personally.
Not sure about the LBS, but I'm not even from AA and I've seen him rolling around a few times, and not all at alleycats. He's pretty awesome.
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Old 10-03-07, 09:20 PM
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only regurlarly riding bike people i have seen in my suburban wasteland are "car wash guy" who works at the carwash and rides to and from work (i assume) and he rules. he's always so goddam dirty and it looks like he has an everlasting squint

another dude i've seen is this guy that has about 100 little bells, flags, horns, whistles, lights, and a stereo on his bike and he waves to everyone he kicks ass
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Old 10-03-07, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by knucks
Does he still work at a near-by LBS?

I don't think I've seen him around AA personally.
He works at Ann Arbor Cyclery on Packard
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in boston, there is a legend riding around in a tricycle named louie. video here proves it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Ke-miqHs8&NR
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Originally Posted by polarcreamsoda
in boston, there is a legend riding around in a tricycle named louie. video here proves it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Ke-miqHs8&NR
I remember the first time I saw that guy. Everyone just stops and looks. The best is that you can hear him coming from FAR away, so you stand there wondering what the **** that noise.
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I keep seeing this homeless man who rides around on a black fixed gear without brakes. He never goes above 5mph and rides one handed while carrying around a huge garbage bag filled with who knows what. This is in NYC. I think he goes around collecting cans and bottles for refund. Probably makes more than the messengers.
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Old 10-03-07, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by polarcreamsoda
in boston, there is a legend riding around in a tricycle named louie. video here proves it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Ke-miqHs8&NR
What a great idea!
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Old 10-04-07, 04:35 AM
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Anton Quist. every so often I see him on the trail while commuting to work. always a huge smile and wave when i call out to him. super nice guy and umm.....

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Oz: grumpy old hip-hop listening dude who is big and thick like a yeti, but he always wears full spandex when riding trails, and he just rips it up. Seriously hammers. Sometimes he comes to the BMX track too and does footplants on the steep parts.
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Old 10-04-07, 06:57 AM
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We have a cross-dressing cyclist. If you are in one place for too long in the right part of town, you will get a lecture on how tubies are the best thing ever, and you're stupid for not having them, even if you ride exclusively in the glass filled streets of columbus.

Hence... the tubular trani.

Anyone who's ridden any amount of time here has been confronted with their stupid clincher use.
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Old 10-04-07, 07:12 AM
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i am. i am the awsomest rider(s) in my town.





not really.


anybody who volunteers their time to the co-op is tops in my book.
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Old 10-04-07, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by BuddyMike
I remember the first time I saw that guy. Everyone just stops and looks. The best is that you can hear him coming from FAR away, so you stand there wondering what the **** that noise.
I was going to tell about this guy too. I used to hear him from my dorm room at night, sometimes it would wake me up. There is also a cool guy in Southie that has a recumbent rowing bike that is pretty BA.. like the erg motion replaces the cranks and pushes forward.
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www.hellmets.com

helping everyone live longer.

they're pretty awesome.
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Old 10-04-07, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by *new*guy
Anton Quist. every so often I see him on the trail while commuting to work. always a huge smile and wave when i call out to him. super nice guy and umm.....

He aint that fast.
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everyone in philly are awesome riders
it actually pretty awesome since everyone does their own ****
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Old 10-04-07, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Half-Impressive
We have a cross-dressing cyclist. If you are in one place for too long in the right part of town, you will get a lecture on how tubies are the best thing ever, and you're stupid for not having them, even if you ride exclusively in the glass filled streets of columbus.

Hence... the tubular trani.

Anyone who's ridden any amount of time here has been confronted with their stupid clincher use.
ha ha....yep....
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