I just started cycling again after a break of many years. My bike is dark purple cannondale aluminum frame with some components that are probably about 20 years old. Yes, I even have down tube shifters.
It's name is Professor Plum
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07-12-2011, 08:18 PM #1
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07-12-2011, 08:39 PM #2
Wish I could ride.
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My Orbea is so gorgeous she has to be female. Yes, I talk to her...usually when I'm feeling guilty because she's been leaning against the wall for a week and I'm promising we'll ride soon. I call her Charlie. It came to me after a fall mid-ride. I had some pretty bad scrapes and blood running down my leg for about 30 miles and I kept thinking "That hurt, Charlie...and it still hurts" (in a British accent).
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07-13-2011, 04:50 AM #3
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My gorgeous mid 80s, handbuilt, 531 tubed tourer is called Lady Haydock.
She's a real refined ride in comparison to anything I've ever owned and she was built (for the lady I bought her from) by Roger Haydock (here in Accrington, UK).
FunSize...a friend has a bike made up of various parts and it's called Frankenbike
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