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Originally Posted by Tequila Joe
Wife: What the heck are you doing?
Me: Umm... taking pictures of my "dash boards" form my BF buddies
Wife: You're what?
Me: Umm... nothing...
Wife: You really need help
Me: No, I can manage myself
Yep, I felt pretty geeky thats for sure.... here are my 3 steeds
Me: Umm... taking pictures of my "dash boards" form my BF buddies
Wife: You're what?
Me: Umm... nothing...
Wife: You really need help
Me: No, I can manage myself
Yep, I felt pretty geeky thats for sure.... here are my 3 steeds
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Originally Posted by Boise_Pedaler
Admiring one of the lovely hotpools inside Yellowstone N.P.
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Originally Posted by sunninho
Cool bar-end mirror. [Do you ever worry about it stabbing you? Just wondering.]
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Here's a photo from my cockpit, trailing the wife and daughter on their tandem halfway through the "Bike Around the Buttes" century last April (northern California, up by Yuba City/Marysville).
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[QUOTE=bluecd]here are my two.
I thought you weren't supposed to wrap those k wing bars much past the hoods. That's the first time I've seen tape that far up.
I thought you weren't supposed to wrap those k wing bars much past the hoods. That's the first time I've seen tape that far up.
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Here's a pic of the dashboard of my Specialized Roubaix Pro...kind of boring, huh?
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
Sharp eyes! Yup, that particular bike is a 1988 Miyata 215ST touring bike. 18 speeds, indexed DT shifting, cantilever brakes, rack. I've done 6 centurys on it this year. My other vintage bike is a 1974 Mondia Super. I usually just ride it around town, but I've done a couple of metrics on it this year, as well.
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Mondia:
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Originally Posted by jhota
yeah, i tried the Moretti cap and it didn't look too hot, so i popped on the Guinness cap and it was just right.
I was looking through my bike pictures and realized that I don't have an over-the-handlebars shot. I have a couple of detail photos of how I mounted my blinky lights, but no "cockpit" photos.
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
Here's a photo from my cockpit, trailing the wife and daughter on their tandem halfway through the "Bike Around the Buttes" century last April (northern California, up by Yuba City/Marysville).
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[QUOTE=azwhelan]
sweaty hands made the bars to slippery so i had them wrapped further up. it doesnt hurt the bars and made it safer to ride. less bling factor though.
Originally Posted by bluecd
here are my two.
I thought you weren't supposed to wrap those k wing bars much past the hoods. That's the first time I've seen tape that far up.
I thought you weren't supposed to wrap those k wing bars much past the hoods. That's the first time I've seen tape that far up.
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Blurry.
Really blurry
Front view.
Nice aft view
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This thread is making me want a TT bike... those dashboards look fast just sitting there!!!
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Originally Posted by Towlie
OK, I'll play. You realize this makes us geeks, of course. But I'll play.
BTW, your pics dont work!
man this thread is awesome keep it coming!
Thanks...
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This is the closest thing I have, for now. I'll try to get a true dashboard pic, but this thread will probably be old and dead by the time I do.
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What the? Is that the "KNAVE" I see in the distance?
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my dash...
Tequila Joe....that link is fantastico!
Tequila Joe....that link is fantastico!
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Until I heard that link, I pronounced almost all of them wrong!
PS : You shouldn't be driving that fast!
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PS : You shouldn't be driving that fast!
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Originally Posted by hi565
man this thread is awesome keep it coming!
Here's two more - the first one is from my bike getting ready to catch a "knave" of my own on La Canada Road over on the SF Bay penninsula. Unlike our own tourtured forum member, I caught mine!
The second picture is from over my bike (stationary), getting ready to start a 4 mile descent in the Sierra Nevada at about 7000'. This was over by Gold Lake in the Sierra Buttes region, between Bassets and Graegle.
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