been riding the lugged steel Croll road bike since 94', crashed it hard at quad cities...hard enough to bend the stays so that it needed to be sent in for repair. Repainted it that time too. Logged several thousand miles in on it. She's seen several upgrades over the years...from 8spd campy record to 9 spd Duraace, a brief stint as a 9spd too set up with moustache bars but she's always drifted back to drop bars and with lotso gears. Welp...it was a sad day when i had to part it out and hang the frame on the wall here recently.
until
my new bike arrived.
may i happily introduce
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that is simply beautiful. nice touch on the chrome tidbits. and that fork. daaaaaaaiiieeemm.
congrats.
That looks sweet. It was worth the wait to finally see it.
That is really a beautiful bike. Looks like a perfect bike for out there.
thanks....it's been kinda the busy weekend and i really havent taken for a good inagural ride yet.
on the other hand...the Tour of the Bitterroot was kick ass.
Looks super nice Chad. Looks like with a few racks and some fenders you could ride it from here to there to everywhere.
let's hear it for new blue bikes!
that thing is sweeeet.
is that a triple?
wow. stunning. that thing looks incredible chad. good work.
i just built up a new ride myself, but it's not quite as pimpy pimp as that thing is.
i think i'd be afraid to get that beauty dirty, but you know that's what it wants... ;-}
cheers,
mg
You don't really own that bike. I must see it to believe it.
Lets go for a really long ride sometime soon!
B
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