Post your WHITE BIKE pics!
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Post your WHITE BIKE pics!
All this talk about white bikes suggests to me that we need a thread where the owners of these fine machines can post pictures of them. So let's see 'em!
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First a quote from another thread...""What are those things on the front? Toilet paper holders?
No, Handi-Wipes! With a white bike, you have to clean it every 27 minutes if you aren't riding, every 8 minutes if you are... ""
That is why I don't have any white bikes and can not post any pics.
peace
No, Handi-Wipes! With a white bike, you have to clean it every 27 minutes if you aren't riding, every 8 minutes if you are... ""
That is why I don't have any white bikes and can not post any pics.
peace
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Does this qualify as having enought white?
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I'll contribute, my '91 Bianchi. It was set at the curb for garbage collection...maybe that owner didn't like white bikes either? I have it on the trainer now for those rainy days but soon it will be my winter ride.
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My only white bike was a well used Peugeot U08 that I bought in 1972 at UCSB. This is similar. It disappeared in Hawaii in 1978
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He he he
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How much "handling" do you think is needed on a rail trail? If a train could handle a particular curve, then it isn't too difficult for a bicycle. Any bicycle.
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Falcon purchased new in 1986 at an LBS in Cambridge, UK. Slightly updated with new wheels - Mavic OP on Chorus hubs and expanded from a 6sp freewheel to 9sp cassette. Original paint. Reynolds 531c lugged tubing. "Competitor, Triathalon" model more marketing that design as normal road geometry. Originally had blue sweade seat and bar tape - for the wet transition from swim to bike.
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Is it OK if my bike is just half-white?
It reminds me of a classic Star Trek episode long, long ago....
It reminds me of a classic Star Trek episode long, long ago....
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The white paint held up better than the red on the head tube, which I am stripping and replacing.
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OK, Hermes wins. That is one top-notch bike. But you've got to remember, this is also Hermes:
https://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...r/PICT0533.jpg
Anyone who wears shoes like that deserves a top-flight bike.
https://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...r/PICT0533.jpg
Anyone who wears shoes like that deserves a top-flight bike.
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There was no hate. I was laughing as I typed "How much handling do you think is needed on a rail trail." I almost never take a turn at any speed. I ride across our subdivision to get to the trail, but every turn is at a stop sign. I honestly can't remember the last time I took a turn at as much as 10 mph.
Of course, if I had a white bike, even if nothing else was changed, it would be faster and have better handling.
The pic of my Trek was outdated the date after I took it. I lowered the adjustable stem one notch (10 degrees) and moved the bar ends forward a couple of inches. The side angle of that picture makes it look like the handlebars are higher than they are ... they are sitting, naturally, at the base of the black bar ends.
Of course, if I had a white bike, even if nothing else was changed, it would be faster and have better handling.
The pic of my Trek was outdated the date after I took it. I lowered the adjustable stem one notch (10 degrees) and moved the bar ends forward a couple of inches. The side angle of that picture makes it look like the handlebars are higher than they are ... they are sitting, naturally, at the base of the black bar ends.
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OK, Hermes wins. That is one top-notch bike. But you've got to remember, this is also Hermes:
https://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...r/PICT0533.jpg
Anyone who wears shoes like that deserves a top-flight bike.
https://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...r/PICT0533.jpg
Anyone who wears shoes like that deserves a top-flight bike.