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Old 08-06-22, 08:01 PM
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Golden Gate and Merz



Merz and Merz.

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^^^^^ Awesome pics! I see that Merz gets around to all the iconic places - and peeps

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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude;[url=tel:22600704
22600704[/url]]Is one the Stars and Bars?

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Ok, so *three* icons!
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Originally Posted by ManekiNico;[url=tel:22600789
22600789[/url]]Okay, I'll play. Empire State Building (Street View puts this photo on E34th Street) and I'm guessing one of your Peugeots.
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it’s the ‘71 and I was outside my office entrance on East 34th.
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
^^^^^ Awesome pics! I see that Merz gets around to all the iconic places - and peeps

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Tx Jeff, that was a great trip, Eroica 2017, son had been really struggling, took him with, had a great time, got him doing much better. Stopped and rode the bridge on the way home.

Said son, very iconic for me.


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Originally Posted by steelbikeguy
a shot taken on a lousy day, but the icon should be obvious....




not obvious enough?
Here's a wider shot... Got it?




how about a shot on a nice sunny day?


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Gentleman's Poodle & Grouse Society with the man himself and one of the bikes.

Again with more of the bikes including the one I have now.
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F-4 Phantom and my 87 Schwinn Circuit.
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Originally Posted by Rotten
F-4 Phantom and my 87 Schwinn Circuit.
as a former St. Louis McDonnell Douglas employee, I have no choice but to agree that the Phantom is iconic!
... it was also rather profitable for the company, allowing it to progress to the F-15, F-18, AV-8B, etc., and that allowed me to buy more bikes!

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Not exactly vintage (a 2010 Cannondale T1, the last US made Cannondale touring bike) but in front of Lambeau Field.
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Sailor memories....
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The London Peace Pagoda.
It's on my regular training circuit in Battersea Park.

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Originally Posted by Spaghetti Legs
edit: Nutters are more relaxed. Top hats are cool. Monocles not so much.
Khakis and collared on a large Grandis, classic (iconic) BFer too, IMHO.

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I know we are not so mtn bike focused,
but 'bikes and icons'..... well,....
heck, he just like to Smile, Ride hard and Laugh out Loud.








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https://outspokencyclist.com/
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
Is one the Stars and Bars?
I think you must have meant the Stars and Stripes. Stars and Bars referred to some of the Confederate flags.
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Iconic Coffee?
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Devil’s Punch Bowl on the Crystal River. Iconic 4x4 road below Schofield Pass, Colorado



Iconic mountain bike crash. Was even a “yard sale” where I had lots of stuff spread out on the ground after the crash.

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Can I reuse the Space Needle?


This icon has also already been used...


And while Mt Rainier (aka Tahoma) has been used, this is actually one of Tahoma's neighbors about 50 miles to the south: Mt Adams (aka, Pahto or Klickitat)


Pretty sure this one hasn't been used yet.
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Didn't have a bike with me on this driving trip. Birthplace of a brand.

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