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Dennis
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new touring bike
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August 04, 2004, 05:56:40 am »
I know, I know, its not a K2, but this is my original mountain bike, an old Trek 930 rigid bike. I rode this thing on and off road for about 10 years before I got Oz-ed. So, I decided to have disc mounts added to it and a new paint job to turn it into a classic touring bike. so, here's a preliminary pic of the new paint that the painter just sent me. What do you all think?
by the way, I had him paint aerospoke wheels (virtually indestructible) to match the silver blue paint (that's Ferrari silver blue paint) and s/s fenders silver blue with white stripes down the middle. This thing is going to be amazing and will hopefully take me on many adventures in the coming years.
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K2 Oz - Blue Crush
Giant MCM Team carbon HT - Momentum
Peugeot PX 10E - 1969
Trek 930 (tourer) - Valkyrie
Calfee Luna Pro - photon
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Very nice. Don't feel guilty about owning a diffrent brand. Besides there is no feeling better then having a bike you feel proud to ride on.
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Call me. We'll go for a ride.
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August 05, 2004, 04:42:30 pm »
Maybe someday I'll be lucky enough to own a bike with your name on it...
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K2 5000 Large w/Avid discs, Bontrager Race Disc Modified wheels, Manitou Minute, Swinger 3-way
K2 5000 Med ("wife's") w/Avid V's, Mavic CrossLink wheels, Manitou X-vert, Risse Astro-5
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Matno,
that day could come sooner than you think as money is starting to get tight around my house hold.
I 2, I quite agree with you there about feeling proud riding a bike. I now have 4 bikes (or will soon have) I feel proud to own and ride. Each of them have custom features that I decided upon and no one else in the world has one quite like it. now, if I could only get "overhaulin'" to fix up my car, I would feel proud to drive it!! its cool, don't get me wrong, its a 1989 Shelby CSX, one of only 500 made, but its getting a bit tattered.
anyway, I do have cool bikes!! (at least imho)
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Calfee Luna Pro - photon
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