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Old 02-07-24, 08:29 PM
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Last call. John's vintage road bike garage party

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I have room for about 5 more attendees. If you would like to come please send me an email.

JJhabbs@gmail.com

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super cool that you are doing this. hope the weather cooperates

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I got the car loaded up and ready to go!!!

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^^^^^ Morticia isn't available?

Will have to check this out next year. I'd be willing to carpool (well, truckpool) with anyone local who's interested.
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Unless the USS Enterprise can beam from here to there, I won't be able to go, as much as I would like to..

Have a great time, all.
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Originally Posted by bikingshearer
Unless the USS Enterprise can beam from here to there, I won't be able to go, as much as I would like to..

Have a great time, all.
Before they retired the Enterprise I could have rolled 2 miles down the street, boarded and been flown to the Bike Party. Really. Well, they might have just arrested me. USS Enterprise, CVN-65. Home ported in Alameda, CA while I was living there, early '80s. I used to go up to my apartment roof to see which carriers were in and what the town was going to be like for the near future. Enterprise just in? I'd get hit up by at least two hookers just walking to the Safeway. And again when it was about to leave.

My transportation is much more pedestrian (velostrian?) now and I'll have to pass. Enjoy!
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^^^^^ Morticia isn't available?

Will have to check this out next year. I'd be willing to carpool (well, truckpool) with anyone local who's interested.
sadly I had to pass Morticia along to someone who can show her more love and commitment than I, and can also handle a welder for the needed frame repairs.

Lilith has risen to the challenge of being my new BTV, Bicycle Transport Vehicle





BTW Everyone, I’ll be bringing a few “boot sale” items, an old set of Cannondale Panniers, a pair of gold Mavic rims never ridden but built up at some point and unfortunately one has a small crack, they’d be good for a wall hanger. Also a great but mismatched set of wheels, Campanutella LF hubs with a MA2 and Ypsilon rim 32h with radial front. Great looking wheels, very low miles just not matched.
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Can't make it, but wish I could.
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Originally Posted by 79pmooney
Before they retired the Enterprise I could have rolled 2 miles down the street, boarded and been flown to the Bike Party. Really. Well, they might have just arrested me. USS Enterprise, CVN-65. Home ported in Alameda, CA while I was living there, early '80s. I used to go up to my apartment roof to see which carriers were in and what the town was going to be like for the near future. Enterprise just in? I'd get hit up by at least two hookers just walking to the Safeway. And again when it was about to leave.

My transportation is much more pedestrian (velostrian?) now and I'll have to pass. Enjoy!
CV-6 was scrapped in the late 1950s, CVN-65 is "awaiting recycling" (read: soon to be scrapped), CVN-80 won't be launched until sometime on 2025, and none of the NCC-1701 series have ever existed, Gene Roddenberry and legions of Trekkies notwithstanding. I'd say I'm SoL, Enterprise-wise.

I grew up in the Bay Area (well, Livermore) and have lived here most of my life. When the family would drive into San Francisco, I would always look to see if a carrier was in port. I remember being excited to see the distinctive box-shaped island of CVN-65, even if only from a distance.

Okay, back to our regularly scheduled programming. Have a great time, John et al.
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Originally Posted by bikingshearer
CV-6 was scrapped in the late 1950s, CVN-65 is "awaiting recycling" (read: soon to be scrapped), CVN-80 won't be launched until sometime on 2025, and none of the NCC-1701 series have ever existed, Gene Roddenberry and legions of Trekkies notwithstanding. I'd say I'm SoL, Enterprise-wise.

I grew up in the Bay Area (well, Livermore) and have lived here most of my life. When the family would drive into San Francisco, I would always look to see if a carrier was in port. I remember being excited to see the distinctive box-shaped island of CVN-65, even if only from a distance.

Okay, back to our regularly scheduled programming. Have a great time, John et al.
I was there while Coral Seas was on its last days. The oldest (*and non-nuc) carrier. Alameda's favorite. They got treated as hometown royalty when they were in. Enterprise were the new boys in town and had a serious chip on their shoulder. Both ships in? Not pretty. Coral Seas left and the brand new Carl Vinson took its place. Overnight, the Enterprise crew grew up! The Vinson crew were midwest hicks. Big, corn fed, and no trouble. Just glad to be here! Funny watching that play out.
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Will not be able to attend but will likely see you all at the swap on Sunday.
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Unless the USS Enterprise can beam from here to there, I won't be able to go, as much as I would like to..

Have a great time, all.
I got what you need right here . A com badge and the mothership!


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John,
Unfortunately I have had to return to college golf coaching as of today, so I will be busy herding cats for the next 90 days. Wish I could be there to hang with you guys. Smiles, MH
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Originally Posted by bikingshearer
CV-6 was scrapped in the late 1950s, CVN-65 is "awaiting recycling" (read: soon to be scrapped), CVN-80 won't be launched until sometime on 2025, and none of the NCC-1701 series have ever existed, Gene Roddenberry and legions of Trekkies notwithstanding. I'd say I'm SoL, Enterprise-wise.

I grew up in the Bay Area (well, Livermore) and have lived here most of my life. When the family would drive into San Francisco, I would always look to see if a carrier was in port. I remember being excited to see the distinctive box-shaped island of CVN-65, even if only from a distance.

Okay, back to our regularly scheduled programming. Have a great time, John et al.
The NCC-1701 in dry dock for refitting circa 2021
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Will look forward to reading about and seeing the video for this event.
Would be really cool if there was a event ride, even if short, to show the classics (riders and rides) in action.
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The NCC-1701 in dry dock for refitting circa 2021
Will probably be recalled if in Boeing’s dry dock...
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Lilith has risen to the challenge of being my new BTV, Bicycle Transport Vehicle.
Reminds me of the film, Harold and Maude.
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​​​​​​idnt think I was going to be "free" this weekend, but things changed.
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jjhabbs John, how did you fare last night? I was in touch with a friend in Naperville who said they had some severe thunderstorms; we had several up here and at least one large tornado on the ground.
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Will look forward to reading about and seeing the video for this event.
Would be really cool if there was a event ride, even if short, to show the classics (riders and rides) in action.
Hi,
I would agree on the event ride. However this is February in Chicago. Hard to plan with the weather. IM thinking about doing this event again in the summer along with a 30 mile ride down the trail..
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Having had to bag after the 'unpleasantness' of Thursday night, I am looking forward to pics and vids.
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Have fun today, everyone

Let's see some pics from the event when possible!
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Originally Posted by 79pmooney
I was there while Coral Seas was on its last days. The oldest (*and non-nuc) carrier. Alameda's favorite. They got treated as hometown royalty when they were in. Enterprise were the new boys in town and had a serious chip on their shoulder. Both ships in? Not pretty. Coral Seas left and the brand new Carl Vinson took its place. Overnight, the Enterprise crew grew up! The Vinson crew were midwest hicks. Big, corn fed, and no trouble. Just glad to be here! Funny watching that play out.
I spent a lot of time in Alameda as a sailor man, shared some pier time with the Vinson in the last one or two times before they moved her up to Bellingham or wherever. My last underway as a Ship’s Navigator was moving from Alameda over to the dock in SF, Pier 50 maybe? Anyway right next to where the Warriors play hoops now. Different ‘hood back then.

Hope you folks had fun today. My MIL lives in Lake Bluff, maybe I’ll make it to one of these one day!
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WOW!!

jjhabbs Thank You for a fabulous event and great day of “cycling”. All the hype and ambiance of a bike race without the sweat and exhaustion!
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Great time~
Thanks for coming everyone. A video will come soon along with a few pics. I'll probably make a new thread for it

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