Serious question about removing a sticker
08-13-19, 01:13 PM
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Not Murray, not a former high-profile performer. More like mid-profile and well known for impacting cycling in different ways than just riding. I think I'll leave the sticker, just because it's non-obvious and I am sure I'll do a poor job of removing it and it's a nice bike.
I appreciate the comments.
Documentation is there in terms of purchase papers. I'll probably put them away somewhere. In 2005 I got a set of wheels built by a weird-looking, extraordinarily grumpy guy for an old Puegot XP-10, and that guy turned out to be Sheldon Brown. I had no idea 'what that meant' until someone directed me to his website (great site!) and asked if I had provenance. I said "no," and he looked at me funny and I looked at him funny, and then not long ago I found the Wheelworks papers in a box of old Campy stuff my dad shipped to me once.
It's weird, you can probably tell I have very, very little intersection with the world of cycling, but it's like it keeps bumping into me.
Anyhow, thanks, it was a genuine question.
I appreciate the comments.
Documentation is there in terms of purchase papers. I'll probably put them away somewhere. In 2005 I got a set of wheels built by a weird-looking, extraordinarily grumpy guy for an old Puegot XP-10, and that guy turned out to be Sheldon Brown. I had no idea 'what that meant' until someone directed me to his website (great site!) and asked if I had provenance. I said "no," and he looked at me funny and I looked at him funny, and then not long ago I found the Wheelworks papers in a box of old Campy stuff my dad shipped to me once.
It's weird, you can probably tell I have very, very little intersection with the world of cycling, but it's like it keeps bumping into me.
Anyhow, thanks, it was a genuine question.
08-13-19, 02:03 PM
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@Danhedonia, pics? Pretty please?
08-13-19, 02:11 PM
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Not Murray, not a former high-profile performer. More like mid-profile and well known for impacting cycling in different ways than just riding. I think I'll leave the sticker, just because it's non-obvious and I am sure I'll do a poor job of removing it and it's a nice bike.
I appreciate the comments.
Documentation is there in terms of purchase papers. I'll probably put them away somewhere. In 2005 I got a set of wheels built by a weird-looking, extraordinarily grumpy guy for an old Puegot XP-10, and that guy turned out to be Sheldon Brown. I had no idea 'what that meant' until someone directed me to his website (great site!) and asked if I had provenance. I said "no," and he looked at me funny and I looked at him funny, and then not long ago I found the Wheelworks papers in a box of old Campy stuff my dad shipped to me once.
It's weird, you can probably tell I have very, very little intersection with the world of cycling, but it's like it keeps bumping into me.
Anyhow, thanks, it was a genuine question.
I appreciate the comments.
Documentation is there in terms of purchase papers. I'll probably put them away somewhere. In 2005 I got a set of wheels built by a weird-looking, extraordinarily grumpy guy for an old Puegot XP-10, and that guy turned out to be Sheldon Brown. I had no idea 'what that meant' until someone directed me to his website (great site!) and asked if I had provenance. I said "no," and he looked at me funny and I looked at him funny, and then not long ago I found the Wheelworks papers in a box of old Campy stuff my dad shipped to me once.
It's weird, you can probably tell I have very, very little intersection with the world of cycling, but it's like it keeps bumping into me.
Anyhow, thanks, it was a genuine question.
08-13-19, 06:42 PM
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Actually, this person is indeed famous for legal action!!!!! LOLOLOLOL. The bike's nothing to get too excited about - a Giant TCR from a while back. Pics won't thrill you.
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08-13-19, 09:50 PM
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Not Murray, not a former high-profile performer. More like mid-profile and well known for impacting cycling in different ways than just riding. I think I'll leave the sticker, just because it's non-obvious and I am sure I'll do a poor job of removing it and it's a nice bike.
I appreciate the comments.
Documentation is there in terms of purchase papers. I'll probably put them away somewhere. In 2005 I got a set of wheels built by a weird-looking, extraordinarily grumpy guy for an old Puegot XP-10, and that guy turned out to be Sheldon Brown. I had no idea 'what that meant' until someone directed me to his website (great site!) and asked if I had provenance. I said "no," and he looked at me funny and I looked at him funny, and then not long ago I found the Wheelworks papers in a box of old Campy stuff my dad shipped to me once.
It's weird, you can probably tell I have very, very little intersection with the world of cycling, but it's like it keeps bumping into me.
Anyhow, thanks, it was a genuine question.
I appreciate the comments.
Documentation is there in terms of purchase papers. I'll probably put them away somewhere. In 2005 I got a set of wheels built by a weird-looking, extraordinarily grumpy guy for an old Puegot XP-10, and that guy turned out to be Sheldon Brown. I had no idea 'what that meant' until someone directed me to his website (great site!) and asked if I had provenance. I said "no," and he looked at me funny and I looked at him funny, and then not long ago I found the Wheelworks papers in a box of old Campy stuff my dad shipped to me once.
It's weird, you can probably tell I have very, very little intersection with the world of cycling, but it's like it keeps bumping into me.
Anyhow, thanks, it was a genuine question.
08-14-19, 12:16 AM
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08-14-19, 12:48 PM
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I'm not seeking attention. If you think your attention is the object of my efforts, feel free to ignore. My idea of ridiculous is sitting in a chair somewhere, thinking a stranger has a need for your attention. We all have our perspectives.
08-14-19, 01:24 PM
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Could it possibly be Kato Kaelin? Judge Lance Ito? Judge Judy? Justice Brett (I like beer) Kavagnaugh?
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