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Old 05-02-20, 05:55 AM
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My living room is the "Fred Sanford" version of that. Well done, BG. I admire your devotion to the sport.
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Originally Posted by Lemond1985
My living room is the "Fred Sanford" version of that. Well done, BG. I admire your devotion to the sport.

Thank You hopefully it stays this sterile.
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There has been an invasion! Oh I found my Bianchi sign too

looks way more organized than my place.
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Thank you for getting that song stuck in my head all day, and probably tomorrow as well.
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Originally Posted by Lemond1985
Thank you for getting that song stuck in my head all day, and probably tomorrow as well.
your Welcome
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Love the revised arrangement of bikes.
Each frame and bar tape a different color.
Kaleidoscopic!
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
My sister suggested a bike or maybe just a frame over the kitchen cabinets. Maybe one of those Raleigh USA frames with all the chrome?
An 84-86 Raleigh USA wall hanger is a terrific idea. I would suggest the seldom seen Super Course in boysenberry. It really stands out.
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Tool Time for Trina.

WOW! These things are getting heavy! My back was aching so bad all week I never brought my tool boxes over to the new place. As I was getting ready to leave my Sister's place this afternoon she said I should take tomorrow off and go for a ride. Sounded like a great idea until I drove off sans shoes and helmet.


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An 84-86 Raleigh USA wall hanger is a terrific idea. I would suggest the seldom seen Super Course in boysenberry. It really stands out.

I was aghast to find out she was thinking of dismantling one of MY bikes for this

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Bianchigirll I have to know- why does the Cornelo face left while all other bikes face right?
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Bianchigirll I have to know- why does the Cornelo face left while all other bikes face right?
Because it’s Dutch. The wall isn’t quite wide enough and having the front wheel overlap the TV stand works better.
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I like your bikes and your new digs BG. I’ve never ridden a Beeyankee, how do you like that?!?!
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I like your bikes and your new digs BG. I’ve never ridden a Beeyankee, how do you like that?!?!
that is just awful, you’ve never really ridden a bike then.
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That’s a great collection and a great sister!
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
WOW! These things are getting heavy! My back was aching so bad all week I never brought my tool boxes over to the new place. As I was getting ready to leave my Sister's place this afternoon she said I should take tomorrow off and go for a ride. Sounded like a great idea until I drove off sans shoes and helmet.


Wait is that the back of a Hurst?
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Wait is that the back of a Hurst?
If @Bianchigirll's hearse shifts with a Hurst, she is indeed awesome!!

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A few years ago the NASCAR guys were buying old hearses and hopping them up fr the drag strip. Never seemed to catch on though. Priced a shifter for a '71 Chevelle about two months ago, that stuff is pricey today! Smiles, MH
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Originally Posted by mechanicmatt
Wait is that the back of a Hurst?
Yes it is.
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Holy cats! I have been this morning looking for my Frankinsence, which I thought I had at my Sister’s place but it is missing. I knew I somewhere had a NOS Grey finish Daytona RD but I completely forgot about this one. I must have thought the price was right when I got one for my Batavus.




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