match made in heaven.
Alfa Romeo/De Rosa road team winter training bike.
Alfa Romeo/De Rosa winter training jersey.
Alfa Romeo/De Rosa road team winter training bike.
Alfa Romeo/De Rosa winter training jersey.
From one of my fave blogs, Belgium Knee Warmers comes The Art of the Bike Wash. If only I had a driveway/garage/hose…
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James’ Johnny Coast, originally uploaded by sashae.
S&S couplers, SRAM Rival, looked great…
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IMG_1726, originally uploaded by SEasley2008.
A very, VERY cut-out Nagasawa bottom bracket shell.
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1976 Schwinn Paramount P-14 track, originally uploaded by sashae.
Schwinn consumer catalogue from ‘76. I’d like to get mine back to catalogue specs at some point.
My friend Jack and I ended up doing a little scavenger hunt thrown by another friend, Justin. It involved riding all over lower Manhattan, Williamsburg, and Greenpoint to find random small things — the number of trash cans in Chelsea Market, the sign on a building at Park Row and Mott, etc.
…and Jack and I won! Very exciting.
The trophy:

Jack and I in front of the Manhattan Bridge (sort of.)

The ride:

Great way to spend a beautiful May Saturday.
…while almost winning a stage at the Giro d’Italia.
Interesting article in the BBC on the conflict between folding-bike wielding commuters and their fellow passengers on British Rail.
Passing this one on to someone else… up for auction, my 1992 Eddy Merckx MX Leader. Full set of detailed pictures, available here. Really interesting, really beautiful bike — elliptically shaped Columbus MXL tubing (derived from Columbus MAX specifically for Merckx) with oversized lugs specifically for this tubeset. Eddy Merckx’s top of the line frame from the steel era, and one of the most sought-after Merckxes ever made. It’s a little bit too big for me, and hopefully it’ll find a good home.








