Ok here is some pin up cycling boys!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/42034117@N08/

What do you think?!:rolleyes:

Hmmmmmmmm - butt boy or tattoo guy . . . . which one to bring home to mama?

Ha! I remember Rico Suave up there on the top right. We've already dissected him pretty good.

Tattoo Boy, or David Clinger as he is more commonly known, has his problems. It's hard to look him in the face if you're a little freaked out by masks in general (which would be moi). Still photos don't portray what he looks like in real life.

http://www.velonews.com/article/99132

Doesn't tattoo removal leave some scarring?

hahaha, thats so great!!!

I have to admit, Im very fond of bottom boy( I mean, how can you NOT be?!!I didnt like him at first, but he grew on me!:D)

I like that guys:p;) face tatts. Maybe Im wierd but he looks like a iguana and Im very fond of them.Maybe too much Star Trek in early years has 'warped'me!

I think I will have to pass.

um, yeah. buttboy. If tattoo faced boy was my son I would be in a state of grief for the loss of his beautiful face.

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Tattoo Boy, or David Clinger as he is more commonly known, has his problems. It's hard to look him in the face if you're a little freaked out by masks in general (which would be moi). Still photos don't portray what he looks like in real life.

http://www.velonews.com/article/99132

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Read the article. It's brief and enlightening.

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Originally Posted by Zen

Read the article. It's brief and enlightening.

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thanks. Pretty sad. I hope he can keep it together long enough.

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Is this shot of Lance Armstrong appropriate for this thread? If not I'll remove it ... for some reason the picture bothers me, but I can't quite figure out why.

Maybe it's the tan lines :D:D:D

i posted that once before and a whole thread got taken down. I love that photo and i have it hanging on my wall 11 x 17" size :D:cool:

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Originally Posted by Biciclista

um, yeah. buttboy. If tattoo faced boy was my son I would be in a state of grief for the loss of his beautiful face.

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I totally agree. I have read about him in more than one place. I'm not against tattoos in general, but I would have real trouble coming to love them on the face of anyone I love, especially my precious sons.

Karen