Freak Biker checking in
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Freak Biker checking in
I found this place researching TT bikes. Very cool. I usually hang at ratrodbikes so there you go. Same username and attitude. I missed out on the professional bike culture growing up but I still find these bikes amazing. My main ride is so far left many won't get it but it's comfortable and fun for just cruising. I built it and call it Harlequin T. It's a stretch recumbent made from an old Daisy tandem. 9 more posts and maybe you'll get to see it...
Oh yeah, I'm an old guy 62 who repairs guitars at a local Mom and Pop store, south of Chicago about 60 miles.
GC
Oh yeah, I'm an old guy 62 who repairs guitars at a local Mom and Pop store, south of Chicago about 60 miles.
GC
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Join Date: Sep 2017
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Welcome!
BTW, many of us, even the old schoolers are still growing up and enjoying cool bike builds.
Nice of you to fix guitars, hope you get to work some classics like fenders and gibsons?
BTW, many of us, even the old schoolers are still growing up and enjoying cool bike builds.
Nice of you to fix guitars, hope you get to work some classics like fenders and gibsons?
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I'm still going thru the vintage TT thread. Very cool stuff. I'm also rebuilding a Nishiki into a faux TT bike for an online buildoff. Will be chiming in now and then, there's a wealth of information here, glad I found it.
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Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: Sussex County, Delaware
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Bikes: 2014 Orbea Avant MD30, 2004 Airborne Zeppelin TI, 2003 Lemond Poprad, 2001 Lemond Tourmalet, 2014? Soma Smoothie
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Welcome from a septuagenarian that has retained some of his child. He comes out most often when pedaling a bike, and he is always welcome.