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  1. #1
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    Bike Pics

    Post a picture of your bike!
    Show me yours and I will show you mine! :P


    If pic below doesnt show... go to http://public.fotki.com/usarmy704/bike/bike_color.html (At this link, you can go to "Photo Albums" On the left to see more! Some... more.



    My baby Giant 0CR 3...
    (I have clipless pedals now)
    Last edited by tricycling; 11-10-2004 at 10:57 AM.
    LIVESTRONG !

    Carpe Diem, Baby!

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    I have a Claude Butler San Remo.

    I don't know how to post a picture so you can see my baby on

    http://www.thecycleshop.uk.com/claud...s.html#sanremo
    Last edited by Roadrunner; 11-10-2004 at 02:45 PM.
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    http://www.flickr.com/photos/8926098@N05/

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    Here a ...

    ... not very good pic of one of mine: http://jenweb.net/trek.jpg
    I'm not fast, just persistent.

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    From my "black phase" (I don't have any pix from my current "blue phase").


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    Nice bike aka_kim.
    Is that a home made storage solution? I like it. Could do with something like that for my bike.

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    Thanks MM. Although the rack looks homemade, we got it at Performance about 10 years ago. We actually have 2 more, since we used to have 6 bikes along the garage wall.

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    racks

    hey aka and Mighty,
    my husband made racks that look just like those. said he saw them in a catalog somewhere and just copied it in his head and made two of them for two of the bikes we have (and use the most). only cost a fraction of what was advertised, and put a small shelf even with the holders so you can put ur helmet and stuff on that.
    they work great....
    soph

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    Here's my baby Thin Lizzy

    http://www.trekbikes.com/bikes/2004/road/5200wsd.jsp

    Exception to the picture Lizzy has a black Brooks Saddle, a carbon seatpost and is Ultegra Triple

    I could not post a picture of Faithful because she is an 1987
    Rasberry Terry Precision. One of these days I'll learn how to do this camera thing...

    karen

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    I'm happy to showcase my bikes here - I have 3 that I regularly ride - 2 touring bikes (a classic diamond-frame, and a Bike Friday), and 1 road bike (again a Bike Friday).



    Peter Mooney custom touring bike - on my very first solo (loaded) tour



    Bike Friday Air Glide touring bike - with suitcase trailer attached, all ready to hit the road. And yes, I really did ride this bike across the United States back in the summer of 2002!



    Bike Friday Pocket Rocket road bike - used for unencumbered wandering, and my commute to work in the summer months
    Last edited by DeniseGoldberg; 11-13-2004 at 06:56 AM.
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    Ooooowwww Denise,
    What color is your Peter Mooney bike? It looks Lavender in the pic. I think that would be the hardest part about having a custom bike made, picking the color.

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    My Peter Mooney bike absolutely is a wonderful shade of shiny light purple - lavender is probably a good description.

    And you're right - choosing the color was incredibly difficult. Peter does business with a frame painter who has tons of colors available. I spent at least two afternoons at the bike shop pouring over the colors, and when I got close to making a decision he made sure I took the paint chips outside in the sunshine to make the final decision!

    My Bike Fridays are custom too, but they have a limited set of colors that they use, so those choices were much easier.
    www.denisegoldberg.com

    • Click here for links to journals and photo galleries from my travels on two wheels and two feet.
    • Random thoughts and experiences in my blog at denisegoldberg.blogspot.com


    "To truly find yourself you should play hide and seek alone."
    (quote courtesy of an unknown fortune cookie writer)

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    To continue the Massachusetts parade, my Madeleine is known as "Ruby Sojourner". Unfortuanately, I can't attach my photos of my beloved Terry Flora, and mistreated winter rockhopper called "Virtual Reality" http://www.terrybicycles.com/detail....g&item_no=3062

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    ooooh, purhty bikes

    There's a picture of me on my Mondonico on the front of my homepage, just click on the www below.

    This is more about the frame:

    http://www.torelli.com/

    it's the Mondonico Futura Legero

    I also have a GT Outpost Trail mountain bike used for around town, erands, on the trainer and such.
    Last edited by Trek420; 11-13-2004 at 05:29 PM.

 

 

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