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On 2004-07-01, Roger Buchanan penned:
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Too much rust and whatnot for anything else...
wpcusrgrp.orgPEASOpen ↗
BIKE.jpgShip it to me here in Colorado; I need a beater bike!
*grin*
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Monique Y. Mudama said:
On 2004-07-01, Roger Buchanan penned:
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Too much rust and whatnot for anything else...
wpcusrgrp.orgPEASBOpen ↗
IKE.jpgShip it to me here in Colorado; I need a beater bike!
*grin*
But the peas need it!
We have an old rusted out Western Flier (frame is bent) that
serves a similar purpose. It usually has flowers in the
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Roger Buchanan said:
Too much rust and whatnot for anything else...
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BIKE.jpgSo that was the bike you *rode* through the waist deep
water?
:-)Shawn
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Shawn Curry said:
Roger Buchanan said:
Too much rust and whatnot for anything else...
So that was the bike you *rode* through the waist
deep water?Nope. The bike I rode through the waist deep water is my
current bike, a Trek Y-5.The bike in the above photo is a Raleigh Bighorn 12 speed.
It's best adventure was in '87 when after a 3 day blizzard
I rode it on snowmobile tracks all the way across Winnipeg
over to Linda's. It was about -20F, not even 4x4's could
move yet. Downtown was just erie in all the silence. I was
endoing into snow drifts all over the place. Lots of
mulled wine and snuggling when I finally got to her place
though <grin>.Actually, I carried my bike across the water, while Linda
"floated" her bike through the stuff. Though I have ridden
my bike in water almost that deep (i.e the last time we rode
that trail)
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Monique Y. Mudama said:
On 2004-07-01, Roger Buchanan penned:
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Too much rust and whatnot for anything else...
Ship it to me here in Colorado; I need a beater bike!
*grin*
But the peas need it!
We have an old rusted out Western Flier (frame is bent)
that serves a similar purpose. It usually has flowers in
the basket or Christmas lights on it in winter.Angry had an old Firestone cabled to a post in his front
yard. Two years ago, some dork stole it when it was adorned
with Christmas lights. It was restorable though and he was
pretty bummed out about that. My Western Flyer "Sherwood
Flyer" is unlocked and functional decor in my front yard,
used to coast down to TJs place for beer.JD
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So you come from a Circus Family.
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