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  1. Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit one of my riding buddies, drink
    a few beers, watch the Avs blow a 3 to 1 lead to Dallas, and talk about
    all the rides we'll do this summer on our new rides.

    Patrick has been riding an MB1 for many years now, and been very happy
    with it, but he decided it was time to get a new FS rig, complete with
    all new components. The MB1 will be for house guests and the occasional
    ride down memory lane.

    I have been on a FS for 5 years now, but a very nice deal came my way.
    By using some of the components from the old ride, I was able to get
    what I consider a very good price on a very good ride, complete with new
    fork and drive train.

    We're sitting on our bikes in the living room, watching the game,
    complementing each other on our acquisitions, drinking beer, playing
    with all the adjustments ... Patrick's wife is enjoying this more than
    us, I guess we were acting like little boys, but what does she expect.
    The truth is, nothing more than she got! Besides, she was drinking
    Tripel as well.

    We can't wait to get the bikes out, but Patrick is traveling this week,
    and the local trails are very, very muddy. It will have to wait until
    the weekend, if no more rain and snow comes. I haven't had a new
    mountain bike in 5 years, and this is the wettest spring we have had in
    5 years, go figure.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado
    (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  2. Craig Brossman said:

    Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit one of my riding buddies,
    drink a few beers, watch the Avs blow a 3 to 1 lead to Dallas, and
    talk about all the rides we'll do this summer on our new rides.

    Patrick has been riding an MB1 for many years now, and been very happy
    with it, but he decided it was time to get a new FS rig, complete with
    all new components. The MB1 will be for house guests and the
    occasional ride down memory lane.

    I have been on a FS for 5 years now, but a very nice deal came my way.
    By using some of the components from the old ride, I was able to get
    what I consider a very good price on a very good ride, complete with
    new fork and drive train.

    We're sitting on our bikes in the living room, watching the game,
    complementing each other on our acquisitions, drinking beer, playing
    with all the adjustments ... Patrick's wife is enjoying this more than
    us, I guess we were acting like little boys, but what does she expect.
    The truth is, nothing more than she got! Besides, she was drinking
    Tripel as well.

    We can't wait to get the bikes out, but Patrick is traveling this
    week, and the local trails are very, very muddy. It will have to wait
    until the weekend, if no more rain and snow comes. I haven't had a new
    mountain bike in 5 years, and this is the wettest spring we have had
    in 5 years, go figure.

    Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL YOU
    GOT!!!

    Bill "declassify, man" S.

  3. Craig Brossman said:

    Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit one of my riding buddies,
    drink a few beers, watch the Avs blow a 3 to 1 lead to Dallas, and
    talk about all the rides we'll do this summer on our new rides.

    Patrick has been riding an MB1 for many years now, and been very happy
    with it, but he decided it was time to get a new FS rig, complete with
    all new components. The MB1 will be for house guests and the
    occasional ride down memory lane.

    I have been on a FS for 5 years now, but a very nice deal came my way.
    By using some of the components from the old ride, I was able to get
    what I consider a very good price on a very good ride, complete with
    new fork and drive train.

    We're sitting on our bikes in the living room, watching the game,
    complementing each other on our acquisitions, drinking beer, playing
    with all the adjustments ... Patrick's wife is enjoying this more than
    us, I guess we were acting like little boys, but what does she expect.
    The truth is, nothing more than she got! Besides, she was drinking
    Tripel as well.

    We can't wait to get the bikes out, but Patrick is traveling this
    week, and the local trails are very, very muddy. It will have to wait
    until the weekend, if no more rain and snow comes. I haven't had a new
    mountain bike in 5 years, and this is the wettest spring we have had
    in 5 years, go figure.

    Congrats on the new ride. I'm sure it's killin' ya not to be able to ride
    it as it was meant to be ridden. Something about the innocent joy of a new
    bicycle, regardless of age or situation. It's like being 9 years old at
    Christmas time. No matter how old you really are or what time of year it
    is, there's just a certain magic that makes it glow.

    Tom (still believes in Santa Claus)

  4. S o r n i said:

    Craig Brossman wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL YOU
    GOT!!!

    Bill "declassify, man" S.

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado
    (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  5. Craig Brossman said:
    S o r n i said:

    Craig Brossman wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL
    YOU GOT!!!

    Bill "declassify, man" S.

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    Friggin' bike teaser...

    Bill "unsatisfied" S.

  6. "Craig Brossman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    S o r n i said:

    Craig Brossman wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL YOU
    GOT!!!

    Bill "declassify, man" S.

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    BAHAHAHHAHAH!

    You are evil!

    *high-five*

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

  7. ZeeExSixAre said:

    "Craig Brossman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    S o r n i said:

    Craig Brossman wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL YOU
    GOT!!!

    Bill "declassify, man" S.

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    BAHAHAHHAHAH!

    You are evil!

    *high-five*

    Not intended.
    The little story was not about the bikes at all, just about how they
    made me and my buddy feel, and how his wife had to point it out to us.
    These could be Trek 520's or Seven FS rigs, it really doesn't matter,
    they will both get ridden and we will both enjoy the hell out of them
    .... as soon as the trails dry out.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado
    (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  8. Craig Brossman said:


    Not intended.
    The little story was not about the bikes at all, just about how they
    made me and my buddy feel, and how his wife had to point it out to us.
    These could be Trek 520's or Seven FS rigs, it really doesn't matter,
    they will both get ridden and we will both enjoy the hell out of them
    ... as soon as the trails dry out.

    So your buddy got the Seven Huh?
    ;-)

    Shawn

  9. "S o r n i" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Craig Brossman said:
    S o r n i said:

    Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL
    YOU GOT!!!

    Bill "declassify, man" S.

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    Friggin' bike teaser...

    It was a Trek, and he's afraid of what JD will say.

    Hope I quoted you right there, Sorn.

    CC

  10. Corvus Corvax said:

    Hope I quoted you right there, Sorn.

    You could teach Bill Zaumen a thing or two, Corv.

    Bill "but I'm over it...really!" S.

    (If you don't read wreck miss, please ignore preceding poking.)

  11. "Shawn Curry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:XHhfc.39632$rg5.67350@attbi_s52...

    Quoted message said:
    Craig Brossman said:


    Not intended.
    The little story was not about the bikes at all, just about how they
    made me and my buddy feel, and how his wife had to point it out to us.
    These could be Trek 520's or Seven FS rigs, it really doesn't matter,
    they will both get ridden and we will both enjoy the hell out of them
    ... as soon as the trails dry out.

    So your buddy got the Seven Huh?
    ;-)

    Shawn

    Lol!

  12. Craig Brossman said:
    ZeeExSixAre said:

    "Craig Brossman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    S o r n i wrote:

    > Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE
    > HELL YOU GOT!!!
    >
    > Bill "declassify, man" S.
    >
    >

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    BAHAHAHHAHAH!

    You are evil!

    *high-five*

    Not intended.
    The little story was not about the bikes at all, just about how they
    made me and my buddy feel, and how his wife had to point it out to us.
    These could be Trek 520's or Seven FS rigs, it really doesn't matter,
    they will both get ridden and we will both enjoy the hell out of them
    ... as soon as the trails dry out.

    Very nice.

    {Pause}

    So whaddja get?!? 🙂

    Bill "vicarious guy" S.

  13. [email hidden] (Corvus Corvax) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    "S o r n i" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Craig Brossman said:

    S o r n i wrote:

    > Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE HELL
    > YOU GOT!!!
    >
    > Bill "declassify, man" S.
    >
    >

    Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    Friggin' bike teaser...

    It was a Trek, and he's afraid of what JD will say.

    Hope I quoted you right there, Sorn.

    CC

    It's a grasshopper, duh.

    JD

  14. S o r n i said:
    Craig Brossman said:
    ZeeExSixAre said:

    "Craig Brossman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    >S o r n i wrote:
    >
    >
    >>Very nice. Only one complaint: YOU NEGLECTED TO SAY WHAT THE
    >>HELL YOU GOT!!!
    >>
    >>Bill "declassify, man" S.
    >>
    >>
    >
    >Yeah, I know. It was not an oversight.

    BAHAHAHHAHAH!

    You are evil!

    *high-five*

    Not intended.
    The little story was not about the bikes at all, just about how they
    made me and my buddy feel, and how his wife had to point it out to us.
    These could be Trek 520's or Seven FS rigs, it really doesn't matter,
    they will both get ridden and we will both enjoy the hell out of them
    ... as soon as the trails dry out.

    Very nice.

    {Pause}

    So whaddja get?!? 🙂

    Bill "vicarious guy" S.

    OK, it is blue, my buddy's is black, his shock matches his bike, so does
    his saddle, mine shock does not match my bike, but the saddle does.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado
    (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  15. Craig Brossman said:

    OK, it is blue, my buddy's is black, his shock matches his bike, so
    does his saddle, mine shock does not match my bike, but the saddle
    does.

    "Mine shock"?!? Oh, so it's a GERMAN bike!

    Bill "now back to the salt meins" S.

  16. S o r n i said:
    Craig Brossman said:

    OK, it is blue, my buddy's is black, his shock matches his bike, so
    does his saddle, mine shock does not match my bike, but the saddle
    does.

    "Mine shock"?!? Oh, so it's a GERMAN bike!

    Bill "now back to the salt meins" S.

    Your kidding me, right?
    salt??? you are very close, model, not brand.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado
    (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  17. Sorni says:

    Quoted message said:

    Bill "vicarious guy" S.

    You're a vicar? I didn't realise you were THAT religious....

    Steve

  18. Stephen Baker said:
    Quoted message said:

    Bill "vicarious guy" S.

    You're a vicar? I didn't realise you were THAT religious....

    And you thought all that time spent in church was just the weddings...

  19. bomba says:

    Quoted message said:

    And you thought all that time spent in church was just the weddings...

    That was cruel. Good - but cruel.
    ;-)

    Steve

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