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Re: Poll: Age/Cruising Speed?

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  1. Pete Cresswell said:

    You look at the speedo. What does it say? How old are you?

    The speedo can tell your age?! Amazing!

    I don't use a speedo, but I was coming home from work one day last year
    and came upon a radar trailer that showed me going 19mph in a 35mph
    zone. I was 57 years old at the time.

    --
    "Bicycling is a healthy and manly pursuit with much
    to recommend it, and, unlike other foolish crazes,
    it has not died out." -- The Daily Telegraph (1877)

  2. Per LioNiNoiL_a t_Y a h 0 0_d 0 t_c 0 m:

    Quoted message said:

    I don't use a speedo, but I was coming home from work one day last year
    and came upon a radar trailer that showed me going 19mph in a 35mph
    zone. I was 57 years old at the time.

    Guy in our barracks at Hickam AFB's most treasured possesion at the time was a
    base traffic citation for going 35mph in a 25 zone on his bike. He framed it
    an hung it on the wall.
    --
    PeteCresswell

  3. (PeteCresswell) said:


    Guy in our barracks at Hickam AFB's most treasured possesion at the
    time was a base traffic citation for going 35mph in a 25 zone on his
    bike. He framed it an hung it on the wall.

    Pete:

    I see that you were at Hickam. We're about the same age (1year
    apart) so I'd wager that we were there at the same time. I was in the 1502nd
    FMS, 1961 thru '64, took a local discharge and lived in Hawaii 'til '72.

    What about you?

    Regards,
    Dave Thompson

  4. (PeteCresswell) said:

    Per Dave Thompson:

    Quoted message said:

    I see that you were at Hickam. We're about the same age (1year
    apart) so I'd wager that we were there at the same time. I was in
    the 1502nd FMS, 1961 thru '64, took a local discharge and lived in
    Hawaii 'til '72.

    Geeze!.... also took a local discharge - graduated from UH, which I
    started in night school at Hickam.

    But I only lived there until August of '71 - not too long after
    graduating. Lived most of the time on St Louis Heights Drive, some up
    in Manoa Valley, some down in The Jungle.

    I was a crypto repairman in the Plan-55 building. Spent most of my
    offtime surfing/living in a group apartment in The Jungle. Still
    remember coming off swing shifts, walking into the apartment in my
    fatigues carrying my little toolbox and finding the party was over
    already - couples passed out on the floor, empty bottles everywhere...

    I got started cycling when I was in a fifth-year industrial arts
    teaching program at the UH. Facilities were spread out over Honoruru
    and I used to spend a couple hours every day racing city traffic go
    get from class-to-class.

    Ah, the Jungle! Parties with Kui Lee and friends. An interesting time.

  5. Per Dave Thompson:

    Quoted message said:

    I see that you were at Hickam. We're about the same age (1year
    apart) so I'd wager that we were there at the same time. I was in the 1502nd
    FMS, 1961 thru '64, took a local discharge and lived in Hawaii 'til '72.

    Geeze!.... also took a local discharge - graduated from UH, which I started in
    night school at Hickam.

    But I only lived there until August of '71 - not too long after graduating.
    Lived most of the time on St Louis Heights Drive, some up in Manoa Valley, some
    down in The Jungle.

    I was a crypto repairman in the Plan-55 building. Spent most of my offtime
    surfing/living in a group apartment in The Jungle. Still remember coming off
    swing shifts, walking into the apartment in my fatigues carrying my little
    toolbox and finding the party was over already - couples passed out on the
    floor, empty bottles everywhere...

    I got started cycling when I was in a fifth-year industrial arts teaching
    program at the UH. Facilities were spread out over Honoruru and I used to spend
    a couple hours every day racing city traffic go get from class-to-class.
    --
    PeteCresswell

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