...Amerindians number into the dozens who have ridden the tour de France.
stormy:
Anyone who is familiar with the terrain and territories the Amerindians grow up in you will understand why they develop superior stamina and make good riders.
Rev
...Amerindians number into the dozens who have ridden the tour de France.
stormy:
Anyone who is familiar with the terrain and territories the Amerindians grow up in you will understand why they develop superior stamina and make good riders.
Rev
I do not think that is it alone. Riding a bike is cheap as boxing so that is why there are so many of them in biking and boxing. But it is more about what people choose do.
Indians have high mountains and can run fast but they are not into Marathons as Kenyans or Somalians or Ethiopians. I think it is more what people choose to do. Apparently it is just not the thing some people choose to do.
I also have a 80's Richard Sachs Track bike with Campy, Mavic and Cinelli parts on it. Wonder how much it's worth?
That bike is huge. Says 57 ( odd sizing) but looks like it is a 60.
Damn! Time to sell. If I get $3000 I'll let it go.
I also have a Paris Sport with 70's Campy stuff on it with the inverted rims. You know the Campy that's like artwork. That one.
Just like this but in the dark Green. Not just the frame. I have the whole bike. I have to take a few ics of my bikes and post them
EVERYONE LOVES TO RIDE---YOUNG/OLD/TALL/SHORT
Looks like they inflated her instead of the wheels.
Looks like they inflated her instead of the wheels.
Brudda:
Fat people need to get fit too---riding a bicycle can burn some serious calories and firm up the heart muscles---get you more fit-----ask stormy---he used to be 250 he says---he says he is now 170.
Just like this but in the dark Green. Not just the frame. I have the whole bike. I have to take a few ics of my bikes and post them
I would sell these steel bikes since they would not be good for anything but to look at. This one is a fixie
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