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Old 04-10-24, 12:42 AM
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The Huffente is carrying on in a second life ,,this time in wood .


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I just knew we could keep this thread going, getting closer to 2000 posts! I still don't appreciate Huffy never building a big enough frame for taller people...
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Originally Posted by AdventureManCO
How did this horrible thread get dredged up from the bowels of the C&V sewers to end up on the front page again
It's still worth the price of admission to get to see the Cinelli in the first post!

And now, you've passed the 1900 mark.
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It's still worth the price of admission to get to see the Cinelli in the first post!

And now, you've passed the 1900 mark.
lol underrated comment. I knew that picture would come in handy!
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Originally Posted by RiddleOfSteel
I just knew we could keep this thread going, getting closer to 2000 posts! I still don't appreciate Huffy never building a big enough frame for taller people...
Much to the chagrin of all the purists! There was a collective ‘oh no’ upon seeing this thread back in the front page, I’m sure. Sure warms my heart though
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I have been trying to resurrect the 950 that was the donor bike for the Huffiente. What a fun exercise! I started to add wheels and found my wheelset was not compatible with the frame rear triangle. I have sourced a new hub set and will re-build the rear wheel so that it fits correctly. The 125mm rear triangle required a bit of stash raiding to get the rear hub correct but I think the wheel re-build should go fairly easy. Getting things right on the 950 has been a journey of sourcing parts and specialty bits like ASE bolts for the seat binder. But the re-build is just a continuation of the Huffiente journey and history. Smiles, MH
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Much to the chagrin of all the purists! There was a collective ‘oh no’ upon seeing this thread back in the front page, I’m sure. Sure warms my heart though
I am happy to have done my part.
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Originally Posted by AdventureManCO
Much to the chagrin of all the purists! There was a collective ‘oh no’ upon seeing this thread back in the front page, I’m sure. Sure warms my heart though
I can understand that there are many, for good reason, that would like to bury this thread. Especially since I used to work for Campy in the Super Record era.
However, having aided and abetted the initial sacrilegious actions of the Ultimate Blasphemer, commitment and loyalty to his cause calls for dredging up any relevant and/or irreverent blurbs that contribute to prolonging the consternation and hand wringing of those offended by the mere mention of the Huffente. More to come.
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Originally Posted by Aubergine
I am happy to have done my part.
Originally Posted by stoneageyosh
I can understand that there are many, for good reason, that would like to bury this thread. Especially since I used to work for Campy in the Super Record era.
However, having aided and abetted the initial sacrilegious actions of the Ultimate Blasphemer, commitment and loyalty to his cause calls for dredging up any relevant and/or irreverent blurbs that contribute to prolonging the consternation and hand wringing of those offended by the mere mention of the Huffente. More to come.

Haha YES!! It is to you guys that this was even able to happen. It would be impossible for this project to be as pointless and offensive as it has been if it wasn't for heroes like you and many others here, some of whom we lost in the war.

The Huffente is not dead. Not even close. The ride last year was hampered by me, not the bike. We are going to be riding it more this year, a LOT more. I've gotten distracted by fleeting projects. That will end. As a matter of fact, I've started laying out the course for this years Huffente plans:


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Originally Posted by stoneageyosh
I can understand that there are many, for good reason, that would like to bury this thread. Especially since I used to work for Campy in the Super Record era.
However, having aided and abetted the initial sacrilegious actions of the Ultimate Blasphemer, commitment and loyalty to his cause calls for dredging up any relevant and/or irreverent blurbs that contribute to prolonging the consternation and hand wringing of those offended by the mere mention of the Huffente. More to come.
I reckon them's fancy words for saying "unindicted conspirator."
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Originally Posted by RCMoeur
I reckon them's fancy words for saying "unindicted conspirator."
*blink twice if complying under duress*
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Originally Posted by RCMoeur
I reckon them's fancy words for saying "unindicted conspirator."

I will have to concede to “CO-conspirator”, one of many.
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Originally Posted by stoneageyosh
I will have to concede to “CO-conspirator”, one of many.
Watch out for the ‘torches and pitchforks’ crew showing up at your door
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what is Huffente's current weight?
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Originally Posted by AdventureManCO
Watch out for the ‘torches and pitchforks’ crew showing up at your door
"The best we can do is framebuilding torches and Tange forks."
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Originally Posted by AdventureManCO
Watch out for the ‘torches and pitchforks’ crew showing up at your door

Yeah, being rural, this time of year torches are no big deal as we are allowed to burn slash and brush piles. However, nobody uses pitchforks as haying is all mechanical. Now manure forks would be a problem.
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"Reading bikeforums for my daily dose of humor."
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Originally Posted by noglider
"Honey, what are you up to?"

"Reading bikeforums for my daily dose of humor."

And don't forget, according to iab it will also help you feel better about your own life and circumstances. You know, sort of a daily mental self care routine
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Originally Posted by RB1-luvr
what is Huffente's current weight?

I probably tried 3 times today to respond to this question, but each time something happened with the browser, the internet connection, etc.

I don't know the current weight, as the bike is in a somewhat disassembled state, but given some calculations, I think we will be in the mid-to-high 21lb-ish range when all is said and done.

Also, I may drop even more than that, seeing as how the scale I was using to get the initial weight of the bike (23.4lbs) has since been weighing all my bike boxes by too much, and when I take them to the UPS store, they always weigh a bit less. So who knows,I might drop some weight for free and out of thin air!
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