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datakoll said:

The Nomad knows no limits. Built as a do-everything, ride everywhere,
long-lasting middleweight, or a rock-crushing, down-hilling, cliff-
hucking bomber, Nomad delivers a rock solid ride with 6.5 inches of
rear wheel travel. Crafted with beefy 6061 and 6069 aluminum tubes and
meaty linkages, Nomad retains a standard 135mm, quick release friendly
rear dropout.

delivers what? no limits crushing rocks?
whose rocks day gonna crush here?

Nomad? We're talking about the 1957 Chevy wagon straight six, right?
--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

A Muzi said:

datakoll said:

The Nomad knows no limits. Built as a do-everything, ride everywhere,
long-lasting middleweight, or a rock-crushing, down-hilling, cliff-
hucking bomber, Nomad delivers a rock solid ride with 6.5 inches of
rear wheel travel. Crafted with beefy 6061 and 6069 aluminum tubes and
meaty linkages, Nomad retains a standard 135mm, quick release friendly
rear dropout.

Quoted message said:

delivers what? no limits crushing rocks?
whose rocks day gonna crush here?

Nomad? We're talking about the 1957 Chevy wagon straight six, right?
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The Nomad was a 2dr (only) wagon, IIRC.

maybe they're leaching off Blackwaters? the frame is "deadly"
not everyone can claim a rock solid 6.5 inches of travel
at what speed? 4 days?

I enoy they're copy. The writer has chronic altitude sickness and the
covers? 100 Rockwell pts.

last C. Nomad sighting '74, a friendly dropout

and always cool staying abreast of the latest fabrics

the Nomad thing?
Wandered overto Rec MTB once...eeeeeek!
I'm not a media type so I don't know where da flow go here
but is this some kinda indication if you're somewhat to the
philosophical left of [censored]
the MTB racing scene should be avoided?
Is colorado cyclist selling GP frames on the macho slaughter of Iraqi
civilians?

datakoll said:

the Nomad thing?
Wandered overto Rec MTB once...eeeeeek!
I'm not a media type so I don't know where da flow go here
but is this some kinda indication if you're somewhat to the
philosophical left of [censored]
the MTB racing scene should be avoided?
Is colorado cyclist selling GP frames on the macho slaughter of Iraqi
civilians?

I believe thr standard protocol is to wait for 437 ('tis not!/ 'tis so!)
comments in the thread before invoking [censored].
--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

ok. try game pass free for a month?

http://www.donlinke.com/drakula/vlad.htm

2'35"

ok. try game pass free for a month?

http://www.donlinke.com/drakula/vlad.htm

2'35"

ok. try game pass free for a month?

http://www.donlinke.com/drakula/vlad.htm

2'35"

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datakoll said:

The Nomad knows no limits. Built as a do-everything, ride everywhere,
long-lasting middleweight, or a rock-crushing, down-hilling, cliff-
hucking bomber, Nomad delivers a rock solid ride with 6.5 inches of
rear wheel travel. Crafted with beefy 6061 and 6069 aluminum tubes and
meaty linkages, Nomad retains a standard 135mm, quick release friendly
rear dropout.

delivers what? no limits crushing rocks?
whose rocks day gonna crush here?

Nomad? We're talking about the 1957 Chevy wagon straight six, right?
--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

I think it's the Predator drone.

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Quoted message said:

The Nomad knows no limits. Built as a do-everything, ride everywhere,
long-lasting middleweight, or a rock-crushing, down-hilling, cliff-
hucking bomber, Nomad delivers a rock solid ride with 6.5 inches of
rear wheel travel. Crafted with beefy 6061 and 6069 aluminum tubes and
meaty linkages, Nomad retains a standard 135mm, quick release friendly
rear dropout.

delivers what? no limits crushing rocks?
whose rocks day gonna crush here?

But can you mount a .50 cal belt-feed gun on it? That's so important!