Snork
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"How is a fat chick like a moped?"
A: "Fun to ride, but wouldn't want your friends to see ya! "
A: "Fun to ride, but wouldn't want your friends to see ya! "
Yeppers Buddy, ty. All good. Soft snow, hard head.Hope your bike's okay!
Is 45F!!!! Ride time.
Oh well, I was called bony macaroni, so I don't worry too much about weight jokes, all in fun.
re: throttle stuck.
Haven't you seen the Toyota PSA's? Ride the brake, turn the key, put it in neutral steer for safety!
re: throttle stuck.
Haven't you seen the Toyota PSA's? Ride the brake, turn the key, put it in neutral steer for safety!
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"...And I can't figure out why the head gasket blew. I've only put 800 miles on it by now..."
Heard on NPR;
"He went to Spain in the 1930's to fight fashion"
Bumper sticker;
"My math book has problems"
"He went to Spain in the 1930's to fight fashion"
Bumper sticker;
"My math book has problems"
There's a bike shop here in Denver that looks just like that...no kidding; I'm completely serious. Even the guy's basement is stuffed full of bicycles. Unfortunately, he doesn't like to sell anything. He wanted $175. for a stripped Schwinn frame. The back yard, which had no room for swimming pools had paths between hills of bikes. I should have taken a picture.
Tom
Tom
Is he Greek? Is it this same guy, about which I read an article recently; a Greek guy in the US who collected "vintage" bikes and would only sell them to "genuine people". His family was driven crazy by his obsession and refusal to sell enough bikes to make a proper living.
LOL HappyC. Thought you were about to launch into an ethnic joke.
"A Greek, a Rabbi and a giant ferret walk in to a local bike shop........
This is kinda amazing. So many folks hoarding bicycles. (and not sharing hard to find parts)
"A Greek, a Rabbi and a giant ferret walk in to a local bike shop........
This is kinda amazing. So many folks hoarding bicycles. (and not sharing hard to find parts)
Well, ya know, he couldn't really sell too many bikes off the pile, not without exposing where Jimmy Hoffa was buried.
Nah, it was a serious question. The article I mentioned was in Bicycling sometime back.
Different but entertaining article and photo
Landmark Vintage Bicycles - - East Village - New York Store & Shopping Guide
One man's junk is another man's treasure.
A man in NY sells "vintage" bikes for $200-800. Commenters argue over whether his "restored" bikes are garage sale clunkers or museum quality pieces.
Different but entertaining article and photo
Landmark Vintage Bicycles - - East Village - New York Store & Shopping Guide
One man's junk is another man's treasure.
A man in NY sells "vintage" bikes for $200-800. Commenters argue over whether his "restored" bikes are garage sale clunkers or museum quality pieces.