I ride my bicycle...
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chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
A Panzer tank would be vulnerable on I 4 or Tampa. With all the blue hair, snow bunnies down there, I am pretty sure the only way to be safe, is OFF the roads.
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
Holy shiite, Cador. Your bikes likely are worth more than all my cars and trucks combined.
mcblink
Ambassador of Riffs & Spliffs
I think you have to play southpaw in order to read that. One trick is to stick your screen up to a mirror. This is how the great cryptographers of WWI did it....or something like that...
Does this help?
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
This thread reminds me of this....
Cadorman
Ambassador of the Catocaster
It's Italian. Specifically, a very high end bicycle component manufacturer that has been around for almost 100 years now. They invented the quick release for wheels in 1922 I think.
eSGEe
Ferengi Ambassador of Trade
wait----- you have to PEDAL these things yourself? With your legs................
ah HELL Naw
bike
done
Cadorman................................whats on your other arm.?????...........(say its not Hardley Make it Home?)....please..........no...........
Ford right....... FORD is on the other arm ????
ah HELL Naw
bike
done
Cadorman................................whats on your other arm.?????...........(say its not Hardley Make it Home?)....please..........no...........
Ford right....... FORD is on the other arm ????
Cadorman
Ambassador of the Catocaster
Still blank. Waiting to be inspired. Maybe I should go with "play authentic "?
Session 5
Ambassador of Strings & Wings
OP
bea
AmBASSador of the F Clef
That one is so cool. And the saddle - that was the 1st attempt to ergonomic designs. A bit hard at the nose, at least for female anatomy.
Colnago Super 1985
eclecticsynergy
Ambassador of Electric Synergy
I miss a bicycle.
I built up my own ten-speed a long time ago and loved it. I used to have a 21-speed mountain bike, too. For regular street use I preferred the 10-speed, though the terrain was fairly flat. I used it as a commuter vehicle for awhile. it was great.
I just don’t have the room to store a bike and keep it out of the way.
I built up my own ten-speed a long time ago and loved it. I used to have a 21-speed mountain bike, too. For regular street use I preferred the 10-speed, though the terrain was fairly flat. I used it as a commuter vehicle for awhile. it was great.
I just don’t have the room to store a bike and keep it out of the way.
SkyMonkey
Well-Known Member
I have never had the chance to ride a recumbent. 
They are fairly rare in the UK unfortunately.
But I have been riding since I was 4.
Here are four of mine. All the MTBs I built from the frame up.
Specialized Roubaix Mk I.
Specialized SX Trail Mk I.
Scott Genius Mk I.
Cove Handjob
They are fairly rare in the UK unfortunately.
But I have been riding since I was 4.
Here are four of mine. All the MTBs I built from the frame up.
Specialized Roubaix Mk I.
Specialized SX Trail Mk I.
Scott Genius Mk I.
Cove Handjob
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