How about a little "Eye Candy"?...Show us your Blue Bikes!!
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So, after 170+ photos of beautiful, 50+-er's blue bikes, you figured a tacky*, stock, watermarked photo would look good, here?
*Not the lass, she's attractive and tasteful. It's the watermarking that's tacky.
*Not the lass, she's attractive and tasteful. It's the watermarking that's tacky.
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A blue bike thread? Here's a photo I took the other day while helping to setup for an event. It's of a kids bike that I keep around for when friends and family visit.
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My 'moon lander' Miyata Ridge Runner. Found completely stock at my local Salvation Army and made all cushy.
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2010 AB T1X ** 2010 Cannondale SIX-5 ** 1993 Cannondale RS900 ** 1988 Bottecchia Team Record ** 1989 Bianchi Brava ** 1988 Nishiki Olympic ** 1987 Centurion Ironman Expert(2) ** 1985 DeRosa Professional SLX ** 1982 Colnago Super ** 1982 Basso Gap ** 198? Ciocc Competition SL ** 19?? Roberts Audax ** 198? Brian Rourke ** 1982 Mercian Olympic ** 1970 Raleigh Professional MK I ** 1952 Raleigh Sports
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I've put more miles on this bike than any other. Fits me like a glove, and corners like it's on rails with the stiff frame and Panaracer Gravelking tires. Cannondales are not just fast in sprints and climbs, I'm convinced I can descend faster on my Cannondale too.
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3.0 series? What fork is that?
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It's an original Criterium Series from 1988. The fork is a steel one I found at the bike co-op, may have from a Lemond, not sure. Stripped the paint, polished the metal, and then clear coated it, it's holding up well, and I like the way it looks on this bike. Stem is also from the co-op, came off a high-end Bianchi. Brand new Tange headset, 165 mm cranks, 32 sprocket low gear, I love this thing.
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Old Specialized Hardrock made street cruiser
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It's an original Criterium Series from 1988. The fork is a steel one I found at the bike co-op, may have from a Lemond, not sure. Stripped the paint, polished the metal, and then clear coated it, it's holding up well, and I like the way it looks on this bike. Stem is also from the co-op, came off a high-end Bianchi. Brand new Tange headset, 165 mm cranks, 32 sprocket low gear, I love this thing.
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Blue DeSalvo at the top of the climb.
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1982 Mercian Colorado originally built as a team-issue bike for a master's class racer on the Harvest/The Spoke/Mercian team in Colorado that produced Marianne Martin, winner of the 1984 Tour de France Feminine. Acquired as a bare and stripped frameset and currently wearing a functional melange of scavenged goodies -
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1976 Fuji “The Finest”. All the right stuff.
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An updated pic of my Hardrock. Now with Maxxis Hookworms. I have a set of BMX bars to go her soon .
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