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It's on!! Stay tuned at Cinorider.
My 1972 Raleigh Super Course with SunTour derailleurs doesn't quite meet their definition of an acceptable bike, but it is 48 years old...
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Not in the cards for me but you could probably ride there, do the ride and be home for dinner the day after.
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It is a 6 hour drive for me, but in the intermountain west thats not considered much of a drive :-P
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Exactly on both counts.
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I need to look at my calendar a bit more to see how this can work in, fall is a busy time of year for me, but this looks like a great way to spend a couple days!
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A clear indicator that a bike boom bicycle was actually ridden was the number of part modifications that were made to the bike. Garage queens all have OEM equipment. Here's my Super Course receipt from 45 years ago:
Anybody that says you shouldn't modify a vintage bike probably wasn't riding BITD. If you swapped out your Campy shift levers for Simplex retrofriction, it was a clear sign that you were a smart rider.
Straightblock didn't give me any grief for asking Big Wheel Bike Shop in Fresno, California to modify my Super Course.
A clear indicator that a bike boom bicycle was actually ridden was the number of part modifications that were made to the bike. Garage queens all have OEM equipment. Here's my Super Course receipt from 45 years ago:
Anybody that says you shouldn't modify a vintage bike probably wasn't riding BITD. If you swapped out your Campy shift levers for Simplex retrofriction, it was a clear sign that you were a smart rider.
Straightblock didn't give me any grief for asking Big Wheel Bike Shop in Fresno, California to modify my Super Course.
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I've actually been considering rebuilding my '72 SuperCourse for this year's Cino. ( I think it may be bad form to bring the same bike to Cino twice, so it can't be the Grandis or the Nishiki this year.) And maybe Eroica CA, too... can I still register for that? The SC is currently a fixie, but I've got all the original bits to throw back on it if I wanna...
Probably be more like the original bits except for a compact double
Probably be more like the original bits except for a compact double
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For the purposes of "at least three of the following characteristics" do "steel frame" and "a frame made in 1987 or earlier" count as two different things?
I was planning to bring my 1975 Grand Jubilé, but I don't think the shifters have a friction mode and @gugie has brazed it to kingdom come. I was hoping to throw on some quill pedals with toe clips and try to blend in with the cool kids, but if it would save me merciless mocking I could bring something with a bit purer pedigree.
I was planning to bring my 1975 Grand Jubilé, but I don't think the shifters have a friction mode and @gugie has brazed it to kingdom come. I was hoping to throw on some quill pedals with toe clips and try to blend in with the cool kids, but if it would save me merciless mocking I could bring something with a bit purer pedigree.
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That's a pretty bike - don't know how effective those fenders are, but they're sure workin' it
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For the purposes of "at least three of the following characteristics" do "steel frame" and "a frame made in 1987 or earlier" count as two different things?
I was planning to bring my 1975 Grand Jubilé, but I don't think the shifters have a friction mode and @gugie has brazed it to kingdom come. I was hoping to throw on some quill pedals with toe clips and try to blend in with the cool kids, but if it would save me merciless mocking I could bring something with a bit purer pedigree.
I was planning to bring my 1975 Grand Jubilé, but I don't think the shifters have a friction mode and @gugie has brazed it to kingdom come. I was hoping to throw on some quill pedals with toe clips and try to blend in with the cool kids, but if it would save me merciless mocking I could bring something with a bit purer pedigree.
Are those thumb shifters on Gevanelle brake levers? And I can’t quite make out the rear derailleur. I think “French” should be another Cino Point. You have papal dispensation to bring the Moto!
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For the purposes of "at least three of the following characteristics" do "steel frame" and "a frame made in 1987 or earlier" count as two different things?
I was planning to bring my 1975 Grand Jubilé, but I don't think the shifters have a friction mode and @gugie has brazed it to kingdom come. I was hoping to throw on some quill pedals with toe clips and try to blend in with the cool kids, but if it would save me merciless mocking I could bring something with a bit purer pedigree.
I was planning to bring my 1975 Grand Jubilé, but I don't think the shifters have a friction mode and @gugie has brazed it to kingdom come. I was hoping to throw on some quill pedals with toe clips and try to blend in with the cool kids, but if it would save me merciless mocking I could bring something with a bit purer pedigree.
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It's a 35 hour drive according to Interweb map magic, but I am seriously looking at doing this - both because I want to, and because the journey would allow me to check off 4 states from my "haven't been there" list (5 if I drive a bit further to enter Idaho). I'm going to have to put this on my wife's map as well, since she has a talent for initiating projects that conflict with what I thought I might like to do.
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It's a 35 hour drive according to Interweb map magic, but I am seriously looking at doing this - both because I want to, and because the journey would allow me to check off 4 states from my "haven't been there" list (5 if I drive a bit further to enter Idaho). I'm going to have to put this on my wife's map as well, since she has a talent for initiating projects that conflict with what I thought I might like to do.
I’ve had urine that looks like that after a hard ride.
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I just landed here last June, and we've had our hands full getting the new property into shape. I didn't get my first local bike ride in until Christmas day. I do plan on combining greenway and BRP rides as the weather improves to re-build my riding fitness. If you have other ride ideas, I'm up for giving it a shot.
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Andy, when northbend looks you in the eye and says you have to do this, there isn’t a choice.
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You.....have....to....do....this....
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Oh, and I like the idea of French being a Cino Point. As quoted by Sheldon Brown, "Le beau est aussi utile que l'utile."
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"Les inutiles s'effondreront au milieu de la forêt."
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Noted. I'll carry the necessary tools to re-install the bottom bracket by the side of the road.
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Might not be necessary. If Choke knew to carry a vintage Silca pump in his sag pickup to help pump up a total of 4 flats in 20 minutes between me and Matt, I'm sure one of the guys on Honda Trail 90's will have a full VAR toolkit right when you need it. Bob Freeman did a full Campy NR rear derailleur rebuild on the side of the road with assistance from neutral support last year.
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Yeah, my bike only looks Cino. The bottom bracket is a Velo Orange French threaded cartridge.
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