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Why rough year?
Ok. we love our bikes.so let's see those Bike pictures.
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Great pics guys keep me coming!
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Believe it or not i had a centurion and Panasonic the Dx series. ...for college commute.
Oh... My father got cancer in Nov. and died in Feb. A friend of mine got into a car accident and died riding his bike. (not wearing a helmet) My wife broke her leg (she is already in a wheel chair since birth) and has had complications since.
BUT I want to put that all behind me and focus on my health and my family's well being. Maybe a Tuesday bike ride.... That sounds like fun. Don't worry I won't overdo it. Will have to break out the Centurion, oh... BTW I also have a Sun Recumbent sport. Altogether I have four bikes.
BUT I want to put that all behind me and focus on my health and my family's well being. Maybe a Tuesday bike ride.... That sounds like fun. Don't worry I won't overdo it. Will have to break out the Centurion, oh... BTW I also have a Sun Recumbent sport. Altogether I have four bikes.
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Sorry to hear about your father death and other mishaps. ..any pics of the bikes?
This was my last bike. Unfortunately docs said I could not ride any longer So she was sold.
Three are posted on page one of this thread. I need to work on my Sun Recumbent and take a picture this week sometime.
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Oh..the pics came up late on my screen
This is the bike which I am riding right now.
My bike is blue, I reckon. I don't think it's that good of a color. But the bike gives me transportation.
My bike is blue, I reckon. I don't think it's that good of a color. But the bike gives me transportation.
History: I bought this bike 2 years ago. It was in early December.
The rear cog went bad. So I made a phone call to Huffy. She said that I would be sent the whole rear wheel. I had to wait about 3 weeks.
Then it arrived , and I was riding the bike in the winter.
The bike cost only 100 USD plus taxes. But it had that cog trouble, the steering thing was good only when I tightened it as hard as I could, and it other small defects.
I reckon a person gets what he pays for .
The rear cog went bad. So I made a phone call to Huffy. She said that I would be sent the whole rear wheel. I had to wait about 3 weeks.
Then it arrived , and I was riding the bike in the winter.
The bike cost only 100 USD plus taxes. But it had that cog trouble, the steering thing was good only when I tightened it as hard as I could, and it other small defects.
I reckon a person gets what he pays for .
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Tank size...nice
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Cool
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My Raleigh m series with titanium post and bar. Rims lite alloy with run flat tire.
Vintage. My first bike. Which is in the garage still.- Thread starter
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I loved the old banana seats.
They are classic
I guess this was my first 'daredevil" bike. I got it when i was 13 and used to take on high ramps with it.
Schwinn mag scrambler SX100
Schwinn mag scrambler SX100
Here is a picture of my "Bent" just got it up and running again. its been about a year since I rode it last. Gonna take it out tomorrow.
Not the best picture, but believe me - it's my beloved early 90s Rocky Mountain Titanium frame thats trying to hide in the bushes.
Fork: Surly 1x1
Wheels: NC 17 Lupus/It's Pete
Brakes: Magura HS 33
Singlespeed road-trim with fast Michelin tyres.
But today I'm using it with a Sram X7 dereuiller (1x9).
Other members of my - well - cycling den:
Salsa Casseroll
Missing:
Felt F-95 (low-budget roadbike)
Diamant Elan (generic everyday-bike)
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How does it ride? What does little Inari7 ride?
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