Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but if you're talking about the one
posted on March 11 (the French blue 29er with the second top tube turning
into a set of curved second-seatstays), I saw the new owner take possession
of it just after the sale wound up. Waiting for credit card transactions
I'm just compiling my swag list now, trying to figure out where all my
green went. At the risk of causing non-Northern Californians to seethe with
envy and resentment:
TA ref:w510 Criterium right crankarm, 165mm, BSC thread, blind pedal hole -
$30
The weirdo early '60s 50.4 cottered/cotterless
Ha! Had to miss it this year as my wife had come up with tickets for the
Antiques Roadshow. Fewer bikes, more standing around, but probably better
for my wallet.
I _do_ need a few things, however, so I reckon a trip eastward is still
required.
Congrats to all who enjoyed a good day, grand
Anyone have some pictures of the event to bring my suffering to fruition.
Thanks
Ryan
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On Saturday, June 7, 2014 1:36:42 PM UTC-7, Roger wrote:
There were a few beautiful complete bikes: a Betty Foy, robin's egg blue
with red fills, and the recent proto-Hunqa. Both may have found forever
homes today.
The Betty Foy went to a nice older couple who had moved from Florida. I was
I feel like I'm getting better at the Garage sales the more I go to. I
think I've been to pretty much every one they've had. This year, I didn't
start out in the cheap stuff, but went straight for the far end of the
lot. I briefly considered selling all of my other bicycles (and probably
Ok I was happy for all you Westerners, until I just learned the light blue
Prototype Hunq was up for grabs. Any one know if it survived. I purchased a
60 Cheviot frame that is likely to be too small that they are storing until I
stop out in July. Calling RWB later in an attempt to upgrade.
I didn't get to go to the garage sale but I was just able to purchase a
Betty Foy for my fiancé. It's waiting out on the West Coast for us to move!
One more month until my residence reads Oakland again and my partner rides
a Riv!
I just hope there weren't any 54cm Hunkypillars that went for a
Congrats on the new bike!
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I didn't get to go to the garage sale
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I didn't get to go to the garage sale but I was just able to purchase a
Betty Foy for my fiancé
That attic haunts me in my dreams.
A Legolas in pewter? 59.7 by 58.6, you say? Looks like the only one we've
got is a second since it accidentally came with clearance for 50s. Does
$250 sound right? I'll grab us some coffee while you decide.
I awake, fists clenching the sweat-drenched sheets.
It would be so cool to see a shaky-hands production video of the attic, lit
only from an LED headlamp, with hushed voice-over as an anonymous narrator
walks furtively past the various frames and concept bikes, calling out
model names, sizes, colours...
- Andrew I've only heard rumours,
There were a few beautiful complete bikes: a Betty Foy, robin's egg blue
with red fills, and the recent proto-Hunqa. Both may have found forever
homes today.
I got a single Sprint shifter and used Phil bottom bracket. Just yesterday
I was about to mail order a different shifter and bracket,
RBW are such great hosts and it was a treat to see so many gorgeous and
unique bikes leaning up everywhere. I picked up some MUSA pants and
shorts, 2 new (?) schwalbe tires, and a set of SKS longboard fenders.
Total price was $60. There was a goregous complete sage colored
Sambut I've
Hey Jeff, Let us see some shots of that Legolas please! Sounds beauriful!
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On Jun 7, 2014, at 1:02 PM, sameness samen...@gmail.com wrote:
That attic haunts me in my dreams.
A Legolas in pewter? 59.7 by 58.6, you say? Looks like the only one we've
got is a second
LOL!
On Sat, Jun 7, 2014 at 2:02 PM, sameness samen...@gmail.com wrote:
That attic haunts me in my dreams.
A Legolas in pewter? 59.7 by 58.6, you say? Looks like the only one we've
got is a second since it accidentally came with clearance for 50s. Does
$250 sound right? I'll grab us
I would rather eat anywhere than the one here in NYC even if it is the
original. It got shut down for weeks for health code violations. As a
former restaurant manager in NYC let me tell you that takes a lot! I just
ride to dunkin donuts, they let you bring a bike inside and the iced coffee
is
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