Importance of Not Being a Fred
#126
some new kind of kick
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,542
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From: Smog Valley
Bikes: SOMA Rush, Miyata 912, Kogswell Mod. G, want a porteur bike
Originally Posted by merider1
that being said, you do the Fred proud.


#130
Originally Posted by merider1
Yes, to point the finger at riders like you, Ovo - ripped shorts yet you still beat me up Denison Grade!


I have new shorts but they feel like crap and hurt me so I need to guy buy new ones.
I guess I'm fred with my shorts
lol
#132
no more nellie
Joined: Feb 2006
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Originally Posted by Brian Sorrell
I was going to take a picture of myself all Fredded out, but I'm so Fred I don't even have a camera.
#133
My bicycle is fixed
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,026
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From: Auckland, NZ
Bikes: '08 Surly Steamroller, '07 Surly Cross Check
Originally Posted by merider1
No, no...a FRED would own and carry the type of digital camera I used to carry. It was a big, thick thing that weighs about 3 pounds and I would carry it IN it's case on rides. 

#134
Thread Starter
Spinning like a gerbel
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 7,960
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From: Silicon Valley
Bikes: Seven
I actually met a Fred on the ride tonight ... no no ... his name is Fred. Swell guy!
#135
Originally Posted by merider1
Yes, to point the finger at riders like you, Ovo - ripped shorts yet you still beat me up Denison Grade!


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#136
Thread Starter
Spinning like a gerbel
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Silicon Valley
Bikes: Seven
OMG,
I saw probably the biggest Fred ever on the news (in the Bay Area). They were interviewing a few cyclists, who commute to work (they never interviewed me !!!). Anyhow, the guy had a sweatshirt, with a hood (covered over his head). Then, he had a baseball cap on top of that. The helmet then fit over the cap and the sweatshirt hood. The way the helmet fit (and I use that term extremely loosely), it would not have done him any good for protection. I just wondered if anyone stopped to tell him that the way he was wearing his helmet wouldn't help him.
I saw probably the biggest Fred ever on the news (in the Bay Area). They were interviewing a few cyclists, who commute to work (they never interviewed me !!!). Anyhow, the guy had a sweatshirt, with a hood (covered over his head). Then, he had a baseball cap on top of that. The helmet then fit over the cap and the sweatshirt hood. The way the helmet fit (and I use that term extremely loosely), it would not have done him any good for protection. I just wondered if anyone stopped to tell him that the way he was wearing his helmet wouldn't help him.





