new bike!

uhler · 03.07.2008, 07:51 PM

it's pretty awesome. plus it's french so that makes it even better.

Savage Clone · 03.07.2008, 07:55 PM

Full-body porno shot, please.

uhler · 03.07.2008, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Full-body porno shot, please.

i wish. it still has to have my neurosis sticker i have been saving for a new bike put on it.

uhler · 03.07.2008, 08:40 PM

that shot took awhile and was difficult to do in my room, but there it is with no neurosis sticker still.

Savage Clone · 03.07.2008, 08:43 PM

That frame is pretty cool. How old is it?

uhler · 03.07.2008, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone

That frame is pretty cool. How old is it?

you know, i forgot to ask. i should've. it looks pretty old and it was the most expensive out the ones i was showed at the bike shop, so maybe it is a little old.

sonicl · 03.08.2008, 03:00 AM

Anyone who rides a road bike has my deepest admiration. I had a really nice one for a while, but I was terrified whenever I went out on it. It was just so light, and it felt like the slightest gust of wind could have blown me anywhere.

Mind you, England's roads are so busy and so badly maintained that they're just not good for a road bike anyway.

Savage Clone · 03.08.2008, 08:48 AM

I know the New Bike feeling. I wish I could experience it more often.
Congrats. This is what I'm riding these days; the frame is a late 1970s Japanese touring style, customized to my preferences. I took these pics when it was still warm out. Right now it needs a good cleaning to get all the road salt/grit of the past few days off of it. Winter biking is pretty messy sometimes.

!@#$%! · 03.08.2008, 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Full-body porno shot, please.

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Originally Posted by uhler

that shot took awhile and was difficult to do in my room, but there it is with no neurosis sticker still.

ha ha ha porno indeed--somebody got nekkid! (see clothes)

uhler · 03.08.2008, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone

I know the New Bike feeling. I wish I could experience it more often.
Congrats. This is what I'm riding these days; the frame is a late 1970s Japanese touring style, customized to my preferences. I took these pics when it was still warm out. Right now it needs a good cleaning to get all the road salt/grit of the past few days off of it. Winter biking is pretty messy sometimes.

that bike i awesome! after awhile i want to start to learn how to put bikes together, so i can make my own bike. how much did it cost?

uhler · 03.08.2008, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by sonicl

Anyone who rides a road bike has my deepest admiration. I had a really nice one for a while, but I was terrified whenever I went out on it. It was just so light, and it felt like the slightest gust of wind could have blown me anywhere.

Mind you, England's roads are so busy and so badly maintained that they're just not good for a road bike anyway.

i just rode my new bike today and the wind was blowing so much that i could only ride for about 20 minutes without feeling exhausted.

Savage Clone · 03.08.2008, 02:58 PM

Wind is my mortal enemy half the time, and my good friend when it's going the other way. I put on between 20-40 miles a day generally.
My bike cost $125, but I got it from one of those "works out of a garage" kind of guys. It should probably have cost around $350 or so. Eventually I'll have some really nice rims on there, but one step at a time. I love it more than any other vehicle (motorized or unmotorized) that I have ever owned. I like that you don't have to spend a ton of money to have a very fast, unique bike. You can always keep upgrading parts. The French frames are sweet, but the disadvantage is that they have French threading and the parts can be a little harder to get a hold of sometimes.
I love the lugs on yours. Very cool.

Mrs. Butcher · 03.08.2008, 03:14 PM

this was my bike (at least the frame was the same anyway) until my complete lack of maintance lead the seat post to get seized in the seat-tube, and my attempts to cut in out going array.

✌➬ · 03.08.2008, 03:33 PM

I want a bike, help me savage.

uhler · 03.08.2008, 04:07 PM

we should turn this into a bike thread.

talk and post about your bikes or any bike for that matter!

uhler · 03.08.2008, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Butcher

this was my bike (at least the frame was the same anyway) until my complete lack of maintance lead the seat post to get seized in the seat-tube, and my attempts to cut in out going array.

i really like the frame. pretty sweet.

racehorse · 03.08.2008, 05:08 PM

nice bikes everybody.
i need to get round to getting a bike for when i go off to university.
i think i like the style of bike with a basket on the front.

Crumb's Crunchy Delights · 03.08.2008, 05:12 PM

bikes
cripes

Savage Clone · 03.08.2008, 05:15 PM

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nice bikes everybody.
i need to get round to getting a bike for when i go off to university.
i think i like the style of bike with a basket on the front.

Are you going to get some variety of miniature terrier with that?

!@#$%! · 03.08.2008, 06:00 PM

thanx bitches for the inspiration

i finally got off my ass & got my bike fixed today

sweet sweet sweet bike

sorry i can't post a "full body shot" of the actual thing but this is more or less my bike-- same model only 10 years older

mine is red and a lot more fucked up & less slick than that. not glossy.

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Savage Clone invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 11,286	I know the New Bike feeling. I wish I could experience it more often. Congrats. This is what I'm riding these days; the frame is a late 1970s Japanese touring style, customized to my preferences. I took these pics when it was still warm out. Right now it needs a good cleaning to get all the road salt/grit of the past few days off of it. Winter biking is pretty messy sometimes.
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Savage Clone invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 11,286	Wind is my mortal enemy half the time, and my good friend when it's going the other way. I put on between 20-40 miles a day generally. My bike cost $125, but I got it from one of those "works out of a garage" kind of guys. It should probably have cost around $350 or so. Eventually I'll have some really nice rims on there, but one step at a time. I love it more than any other vehicle (motorized or unmotorized) that I have ever owned. I like that you don't have to spend a ton of money to have a very fast, unique bike. You can always keep upgrading parts. The French frames are sweet, but the disadvantage is that they have French threading and the parts can be a little harder to get a hold of sometimes. I love the lugs on yours. Very cool.
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Mrs. Butcher bad moon rising Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 136	this was my bike (at least the frame was the same anyway) until my complete lack of maintance lead the seat post to get seized in the seat-tube, and my attempts to cut in out going array.
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!@#$%! invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: mars attacks Posts: 42,457	thanx bitches for the inspiration i finally got off my ass & got my bike fixed today sweet sweet sweet bike sorry i can't post a "full body shot" of the actual thing but this is more or less my bike-- same model only 10 years older mine is red and a lot more fucked up & less slick than that. not glossy.
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