Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Back to Front: Getting On Terms Again




("Kahdeksan-Sarvinen Hirviö," spotted in Finland)

One thing that happens when you prepare for a big move is that you go "off the back" in terms of keeping abreast of the news, and so I now find myself in the position of having to draft off of the team cars and claw my way back into the peloton of current events.  For example, apparently we're about to go over some sort of "fiscal cliff," which doesn't really concern me anyway because I'm fucking loaded.  Also, last week saw the running of the World's Smarmiest Fred Ride, officially known as the Gran Fondo Giro d'Italia. The point of this ride was to settle once and for all the question of who's more unctuous--Italian bicycle racers:

Or Italian race car drivers:


Though ultimately the only way to settle that one is to poll the area prostitutes.  (Or at least swab them and bring the results to a lab.)

One thing's for sure though, which is that human beings don't get more unctuous than this guy:


They say that the Lion King is so greasy that a laying on of hands from him actually creates a clear spot on your flesh.  It's like he's a donut and you're a brown paper bag.  This is what you look like before an encounter with Cipo:


And this is what you look like after:


And all they did was shake hands.

By the way, while in Miami, Mario Cipollini and Danilo DiLuca also filmed the pilot episode of their new TV drama series, "The V Squad:"

They play a pair of rogue gynecologists who are on the wrong side of the law but the right side of the mons pubis, and their manager pitched it to Cinemax as "Burn Notice" meets "ER" meets "Miami Vice" meets a sexual harassment suit.  Rumor has it that the casting agent actually wore rubber gloves to the audition.  It's already getting lots of buzz, and Danilo DiLuca in particular is being touted as the "poor man's Duchovny."

Speaking of being "off the back," it's been awhile since I've ridden a bicycle recreationally for more than an hour, which means any attempt to do so now in a group setting would result in my being dropped in fifteen seconds rather than my usual forty.  Nevertheless, I look forward to resuming my bicycle cycling activities just as soon as I finish unpacking, which should be sometime this spring.  Fortunately, I now live within easy striking distance of the better cycling routes in the area, which should put to rest once and for all the sordid rumor that I have moved to Queens.  In the meantime, I'm taunted not only to my proximity to these rides, but also by emails inviting me to partake in events like the "Deloitte Ride Across Britian:"


Deloitte Ride Across Britain 2013 from Threshold Sports on Vimeo.

Presumably there are bike bloggers in the world who can just decide to go to Britain and Fred around for nine days, but I am not one of them.  And even if I was, I tend to shy away from rides that involve tents:


In theory I like the idea of camping.  In practice, I like walls and ceilings and televisions and speedy Internet connections and flushing toilets that I can access without first having to go outside.  This is because I am what true woodsmen call a "simpering wussbag."  In fact, I haven't camped since my "teen tour," which is when they send a bunch of kids from the New York suburbs away for the summer so that they can point and laugh at the rest of the country.  (In case you didn't know, we think you're hilarious.)  Plus, if some guy with a shirt that says "crew" on it is going to pitch your tent for you and everything, why not just go all the way and stay in a hotel?  Then again, I guess it's as good an excuse as any to carry your Best Made axe with you, and maybe if you ask the guy in the crew shirt nicely and slip him a fiver he'll go cut something down with it for you.

Anyway, the Deloitte Ride Across Britain goes from John O'Groats to Land's End:


I'm not really familiar with British geography, but I'm pretty sure both of those are mail order outdoor clothing catalogs.

Of course, the hallmark of any Fred ride is the abundance of  crabon componentry:


As well as the distinctive rollout:


In an elite-level bike race the riders roll out gracefully and engage their pedals with a near-simultaneous "click."  In a Fred ride, they struggle and heave themselves onto their bicycles in various ungainly ways, like a bunch of seals making their way onto a beach.

Still, seeing a pod of Freds migrate across a vast distance is one of the most spectacular displays in nature:


Especially when they change position to relieve the incessant pressure on their taints:


Which, as it happens, is also inspired by seal behavior:


("Hey Fred!  Quit biting my moves!")

Nine days later, the Fred pod reaches its breeding ground, the fists punch the air, and Morgan Freeman ceases his soporific narration:


By the way, wardrobe disparity is another hallmark of the Fred ride.  In an elite-level bicycle race the competitors wear more or less the same amount of clothing.  In a Fred ride the attire will vary from full tights and heavy jackets to shorts and sleeveless jerseys and everything in between.  This is because roughly 75% of the group is unable to gauge the weather correctly and is therefore profoundly uncomfortable for most of the ride.  It's not unusual during one of these rides to see an overdressed Fred who has been forced to shed layers and is sporting a fanny pack bursting with more clothing than most riders even own, while directly behind him is another Fred who is woefully underdressed and in the early stages of hypothermia.

Anyway, the best part of the ride is when the Freds get to justify their ultra-light crabon bikes by lifting them over their heads:


Don't try lifting a steel bike triumphantly after nine days of bicycle cycling.  You could be killed.

Lastly, in other Fred news, a reader tells me the latest company to employ the time-traveling t-shirt-wearing retro-Fred from the planet Tridork Bret is Sportstiks stick-on tridork numbers:


Here's a closer look:


Though I think they could have found a better model:


But what do I know about marketing?

131 comments:

mikeweb said...

Scrotim.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

So how are you getting your weather forecast now?

Anonymous said...

podium?

Frilly said...

So close!

theEel said...

weed

Anonymous said...

top 10!?

Right said...

Fred

Anonymous said...

great pics today!

Buffalo Bill said...

When I say the name of that sticker company out loud, it sounds like 'sports dicks'

Umlud said...

I wonder if they're inflating the numbers for the course (as well as the time):

The traditional distance by road is 874 miles (1,407 km) and takes most cyclists ten to fourteen days; the record for running the route is nine days.

(True, it's Wikipedia's entry of Land's End to John o' Groats, but I'm dubious on their accounting.)

Anonymous said...

Chirp, chirp.

mikeweb said...

BTW, I didn't misspell 'Scrotium'. Scrotim is a new iPhone app that allows you to send instant messages by sitting on your phone and subtly gyrating. Brought to you by the fine people at Sybian industries.

Anonymous said...

Scrotium

RANTWICK said...

mikeweb and RCT! nice.

Frilly, anon no count so you too.

Anonymous said...

CUTE SEAL

JB said...

Skin!

Frilly said...

Way ta go Mikeweb!

And thanks Rantwick!

If I can look like that after Cipo's touch, then I say all his hands on deck. Smokin'!

Invisible Man said...

I'm getting disturbed worrying about where you've been forced to move, Snob. You're no longer one of my fellow residents of Brooklyn and you're denying you're in Queens. You left Brooklyn because of the money, so I'm doubting you're in Manhattan (though I guess the rougher parts of Harlem remain cheap). So I'm guessing obscure bits of Manhattan or, heaven forfend, the Bronx or Staten Island.

If none of these is correct, meanwhile, you're no longer Bike Snob NYC, which is sad.

I'll buy the URL if you like.

Invisible.

J said...

Hey, queens is cool! Just wait until they build the velodrome!

Happy riding in central park snob.

Anonymous said...

Or you could wait for the next running of Paris-Brest-Paris and do 1200 km(745.60 miles) in 90 hours. Don't fuck around.

RANTWICK said...

6! 9! You mad mad genius.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

"poor man's Duchovny."
-nice.

1,200 kg of Porridge. Wow! thats alot of porridge.

Comment deleted said...

I am so tired of Bret and his ridiculous geometry representing the entire world of Fredity.

Now, r'babe's geometry is just perfect, despite the severe expression.

P. Bateman said...

i think there should be a new contest to see who can correctly identify Snooberoos new stomping/cycling/Meh'ing grounds.

Not that i really care. As a non-New Yorker (Lob Bless the South) i am not all that interested (as many NYC'ers assume) in the intricacies of NYC real estate.

Anonymous said...

Seal Flippers

Meat Curtains

Fred-Curious

JB said...

Nice 6-point cockpit.

The photo of the seal balancing on the rock is funny, but I'm easily amused.

Hey Snob, I'm not worried about where you moved.

Over and out.

mikeweb said...

Thanks RANTWICK and Frilly! I owe it all to my amazing lead out train: Right said, streepo and theEel.

IM, not to worry. The 'within striking distance' of nicer cycling routes can only mean that he's in upper Manhattan - perhaps Washington Heights or Inwood. Things are fairly reasonable there real estate-wise and fairly hipster-free. See how those 2 seem to go hand in hand?

What this DOES mean is that Snobby will be logging miles, getting on 'the program' and picking off Strava KOMs from Strictly Bicycles to Bear Mt and everywhere in between. Even if he has to ride a motorcycle to do it.

The Magnificent Omri said...

J: 1) Queens already has a Velodrome, Kissena. 2)Queens is not cool - if it was, they wouldn't let me live there.

leroy said...

Great, just great.

My dog and his riding buddies will be using my place again to watch the National Dog Show broadcast live from Philly on NBC Sports right after the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

http://tinyurl.com/d6fyo2g

He claims the guy who invited them over this year left Brooklyn on short notice with no forwarding address.

They still owe me a TV to replace the one they threw beer cans at last year.

Anonymous said...

It's sad that I know who Liz Hatch is but i couldn't name the current prime minister (or is it president) of Canada. I think it's that dude who writes the doonesbury comic?

Also, I knew I fucking nailed it! Welcome to UWS/manhattan valley/Morningside heights wildcat.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

First loser. somebodys got to do it.

Your most welcome mr. web.

"getting on 'the program' and picking off Strava KOMs from Strictly Bicycles to Bear Mt and everywhere in between."
-and plotting out the rides in the shape of giant peckers as usual.

mikeweb said...

Hey, queens is cool! Just wait until they build the velodrome!

Hilarious.

Frilly said...

Strava-ha ha! Crossing over into some serious Wilma/Fredness waiting for my upgrade to a smartphone just for Strava.

Oh, I cannot wait. Can Strava be used for triathlon too? Or do tri-dorks get their own app? My world will be complete! So unashamed.

mikeweb said...

@rct,

C'mon, our Snob is more creative than that! Only giant peckers?

Once he's done with Strava, GPS will stand for geological porn site.

McFly said...

Velominati Rule #49: Keep the rubber side down.
It is completely unacceptable to intentionally turn one’s steed upside down for any reason under any circumstances. Besides the risk of scratching the saddle, levers and stem, it is unprofessional and a disgrace to your loyal steed. The risk of the bike falling over is increased, wheel removal/replacement is made more difficult and your bidons will leak. The only reason a bicycle should ever be in an upside down position is during mid-rotation while crashing. This Rule also applies to upside down saddle-mount roof bars.23

Also, that seal was planking like a BAWSSSSSSSSSSS.

Yarpo said...

Thanks for the commentary on the Gran Fondle in Miami. The, "After" photo is smoking hhhot!

To yesterday's Anon Sometime-or-Other: I'm going to improve my performance by going to my training camp in Gran Canaria and focusing on getting up earlier and hitting refresh faster and more often. I will flip off those Saxo Bank-Tinkoff bastards as they pedal past my window.

Anonymous said...

I guess Snob moved to Yonkers.

McFly said...

Really Frilly? The Shelf? Remember? You need an accountability partner. Preferably NOT Super Mario.

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McFly said...

I zoomed in on The "After" Liz pic. The Tattoo is latin and translates to " Place Hands Here", instructions are always nice.

Frilly said...

Thanks McFly--good to know ya got my back. And see? I remembered. Next post was about training & reclaiming tri-goddess status!

crosspalms said...

I think I saw Recumbabe's car last night. License plate was "TWO N 67"

Anonymous said...

carpe mons pubis!




balls™

Anonymous said...

Umlud:
The record for cycling from Land's End to John o' Groats is held by Andy Wilkinson, who completed the journey in 41 hours, 4 minutes and 22 seconds on a Windcheetah recumbent tricycle.

McFly said...

I will get your back at every opportunity.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

Speaking of backs where's babble? Must be in another meeting. *sigh* work is such a drag.

Anonymous said...

I don't get it. hat's wrong with Fred rides?

Anonymous said...

For once I agree with McFly's mentioning rule #49. Why do fundraiser rides and epic rides across a Midwest state have to end with silly bike lifting?

Stephen said...

Andy Wilkinson is a legend.

grog said...

If a 6 turned out to be a 9, I don't mind. Oh Babe.

Olle Nilsson said...

Ultimate Ironic Jersey? A brightly coloured fred garment that says DRAB.

If it rains, take the bus. If it's winter, unpack from your move.

bikesgonewild said...

...i gotta say...that liz hatch inna gran fondo - giro d'italia jersey looks like she's pointing w/ her right hand & saying "...this is where the fun & the trouble starts, bitches..."...

...i mean, i really like liz hatch as a person, the number of times we've talked but let's face it, she is one smokin' hot piece of ass...

Olle Nilsson said...

And seriously, Deloitte Ride Across Britain and you didn't mock the acronym? Too easy?

Anonymous said...

HFQBMM!

babble on said...

I love Liz. She's my hero, before and after. And she's soooooo easy to look at, too! Betcha she's pretty in pink.

babble on said...

BGW -Uh, yup, she is totally smokin' hot, and that photo is very suggestive, too - in some ways it's even hotter than the after photo, except you get so many lovely details in the second shot...

Which one is a better photo? I dunno. Eenie Meenie Miney Mo...

babble on said...

RCT - yes, I was in a meeting, but not on my back, unfortunately...

bikesgonewild said...

..."...which one is a better photo ???..."...

...well, luv...the nice part is that we don't have to choose, we get 'em both & as rod 'the mod' stewart sez - "...every picture tells a story, don't it ???..."...

Marcel Da Chump said...

#9, #9, #9...

babble on said...
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babble on said...

Yep, it sure does, and her photos' stories all have happy endings.

Fnarf said...

I'm betting "Inwood".

bikesgonewild said...

...sorry, babble on but not for me they don't...if i'm going that route, i need something decidedly more sleazy...


...by the way...you look 'delightful in dusty rose', so much so that whence looking for a more eloquent description, i'm left 'up the ceeek without a paddle', in a new pink canoe...

Anonymous said...

Inwood's a bit too densely populated and noisy...Riverdale is just across the river. And if he snagged a place on Henry Hudson Drive, it's a peaceful, scenic ride to the GWB. The private schools are also tops...think as a parent.

Down the Hatch said...

Viewing the "after" photo all I could think of was the announcer's voice on the Hindenburg film saying "oh the humanity, oh the humanity". And those babies could feed a large portion of humanity.

Anonymous said...

With all the big blog and book money coming in, I'm guessing he can afford beautiful Hudson Heights, so close to the GWB you can spit at it, and come much closer to hitting it than you could from more distant locations.

Pope Cipo the 1st said...

The Latin translation is "Move tongue in this direction".

McFly said...

I would so totally stick two digits in Liz' pink canoe and one tongue in her brown dingy..................simultaneously.

McFly said...

If that does not elicit a moan then there is no moan to be elicited.

babble on said...

Why thank you kindly!

In that case, McFly has a photo of mine which might fit the bill for you. It's borderline sleazy and definitely tacky.

bikesgonewild said...

...ohhh, i think we all moaned when we read that, mcfly...but not in the manner you were hoping for...

...just sayin'...

bikesgonewild said...

...there IS something to be said for the paid professionals & the internet...

...& whilst it all leaves little to the imagination, there are times when i can appreciate that approach...

...just sayin'...

Plump Turkey said...

Gobble Gobble!

West Van Frodo said...

Hey GGW,

Good to see you back in the game.

Must take long shower after McFly's comment. eww!

West Van Frodo said...


Crap ! I meant BGW.

Vegas said...

Where is the Ad Police? If you are promoting sticky numbers that stay on during a tri, don't you have to take pics of people *actually* wearing them, not just Photoshop numbers onto stock photos of Freds (Brets)???

Anonymous said...

I heard Bike Snob moved to CT actually.

Vegas said...

Next question: will the sticky numbers work on the Unctuous One? And the legions of his "after" photo models? Frilly needs to know.

Dooth said...

In trying to assertain, I mean, ( all that sexy talk again) ascertain the purpose of those hideous Ergon grips, I can only conclude that they're self-defense bike accessories. In times of trouble, one can grab on to the Ergons whilst pedaling and dish-out karate kicks.

bikesgonewild said...

...thank you, west van frodo...

...although i'm originally from well over the other side of the divide & i've lived the majority of my funky life, movin' & groovin' down here in marin, i did spend time long ago, in a seemingly different world, hangin' in both the west end & kits...

...english bay, the park, even right downtown, a bunch of us in a 3rd story walkup...
...i'm sure i'd find it hard to recognize these days...

leroy said...

I don't mean to brag but, my dog and two of his riding buddies have asked me to join them on a "BSNYC Leaves Brooklyn" memorial ride.

We'll be cruising the Hipster Silk Route, my dog in the lead in a white suit, his buddy behind him in a black suit and their third friend at the end in denim.

They've asked me to ride in the middle barefoot.

My dog explained they're doing an homage to The Beatles' Abbey Road album cover, restaging it as a living tableau.

Of course, that doesn't explain the T shirt reading "I Am The Walrus" they want me to wear.

Oh well, he says it'll be done tastefully.

And honestly, what could go wrong?

bikesgonewild said...

...once again, the rumors that "...leroy is dead, man..."...

Frilly said...

Thanks Bob for the inquiry. It would be my luck to have a decent race and have it show up number unknown or some crap like that.

btw, in addition to slippery Italians, I have a fondness for redheads. Grew up down the street from a whole family of redhead boys. Intriguing lot.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

Leroy that dog of yours is one hip quadruped. He should have a talk show.

McFly said...

OK OK I apologize and would like to redact my salad-tossing comment. It's. Just. That. Picture.

I would totally not do dirty stuff to bad girls because that would be gross

And in animal news there is a 65% chance of Monkey's flying out of my butt.

McFly said...
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Anonymous said...

For all of you Rubes Yonkers, Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut are not part of New York City. As far as I'm concerned the other four boroughs are also not part of NYC, but technically they are. Let's hope that Snob had the good sense and taste to move to Manhattan.

McFly said...

Any illicet images of Babs have been tainted and soiled beyond tranferable medium. Sorry but they can handle only so many shank-cranks and they lose their structural integrity.

I think the green tent pic is all the guys that rode behind Liz in that Gran Fondo.

PTCH TENT

THIS JUST IN:::Riding a mountain bike makes you a much better climber on the road. Who wudda thunk it? It's science.

Nebraska Bike Commuter (non DWI edition) said...

I just ain't horny enough for this commentariat any more.

babble on said...

Yuppers, it sure does, doll.

It's like hauling a trail-bike or a trailer... or riding an Amsterdam Royale - it's so damned heavy with all that rubber on the road that it's like weight training. It makes you stronger, better, faster.

Or that't the theory, anyway. I'm stronger for having hauled my ass on all of those things, but I still suck at hills.

babble on said...

Nebraska - maybe you just have a zinc deficiency.

babble on said...

BGW - you were a Vancouverite, were you? When were you here? I can see the attraction Marin County might hold once you've ridden the wet streets of the lower mainland for a while...

bikesgonewild said...

...i always thought 'john o'groats' was a scottish breakfast cereal served hot...

..."...so, ya wee fookin' git...were ya wantin' yer john o'groats served like a fookin' bairn with the damn milk or will ya be takin' 'em like a real man with a bonnie dram of the house's finest on the side ???..."

bikesgonewild said...

...long ago in a distant time, my dear babble-on & likely before you were born...

...i thumbed my way (& rode some rails) across the great white north several times as a young man of 17 & 18 & while van was lovely & quiet in those days, the 'scene' & the people were here in the bay area...

...i hadda make the scene 'cuz it called to me...

...i missed the 'summer of love' but got here in time for the winter of love (bwahaha) after being down laguna beach way w/ a quick 'back home to trono' trip the year before...

...i've been fortunate to always live north of the golden gate with 'the city' close by for what it had to offer...

...after a number of peripatetic years where kerouac had nothin' on me (but his words/work were always in my travelling bag), i found my home...

McFly said...

Come on NBC Non-DWI Edition, I redacted my grossness. Don't go away cause you got the bithchinest handle on here hands down.

ken e. said...

some of those vancouver walk-ups are still around, but not for long.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

bgw, If you wrote a book I'd buy that thing in a heartbeat.

Yeah McFly risque as it was I have to agree I'd do the same.

McFly said...

OK I am back on the Decency Wagon. It's brushes with cyber-relationships ending from my perversions that serve as a wake-up call to my addiction. Please bear with me while I recalibrate......again.

ken e. said...

and it's kabush for the win!

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

McFly I noticed the slow downward spiral over the past few days. keep focused my friend.

bgw, I'm sure your story would at least be as intersting as that Hunter S. Thompson guy.

bikesgonewild said...

...thank you, recumbent conspiracy theorist...i consider that a real compliment & to be honest, the concept is something i've 'thought' about but never actively looked into...

...truth is, my life has never been 'normal' by any stretch of the imagination & whilst not educated in the typical sense of the word, life has offered me seriously different lessons to draw from, over time...

...what's funny to me is that were i ever to write it all down, i wouldn't have to fabricate a thing & yet i'd bet most folks (or at least those with their limited 'every day' experience) would go - "bullshit...couldn't ever happen that way" but there are those who are living proof of the adage that "...truth is stranger than fiction..." & i'm a definite qualifier...

McFly said...

RCT,
I found some pretty sweet WTB wheels w/Shim hubs on the Jenson for 119.00 for the Trek 930. They are black with machined braking surface. I like black. May step up to a 30T from the 28T cause I am a woosie, as they say. Bikes and stuff.

Nebraska Bike Commuter (non DWI edition) said...

Babble: Nah, just a bit older with a a couple jobs that keep me tired. Plus, if Mrs. NBC and I carried on like y'all, we'd have a hard time getting our adult offspring to come back and visit once in a while.

McFly: Don't worry, I kinda enjoy you kids havin' fun. I just never seem to have anything to add. Thought I should let folks know I'm still around.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

Right on bgw I mean it, You've hung out with some notable musicians and stuff and as you say life experience is what you could draw on to build a manuscript. I think it'd be very cool.

Mcfly yep a new wheelset will transform an old rig. My steel Yeti is 15 years old and on its second set of wheels. You are right mountain biking is damn hard and if you do enough of it it will carry over to whatever type of cycling you do.

ken e. said...

basically seconding all of RCT's comments.

wishiwasmerckx said...

Overshare, overshare, overshare...

That is all.

Anonymous said...

Mr. Bike Snob, is a "Fred ride" and a recreational ride the same thing? Lycra clad persons riding drop bar bikes for long distances at faster than dutch bike (or cruiser bike) speeds, setting records that are of absolutely no importance. Today I rode to the library and back and would've set a record but stopped for coffee and a cookie along the way. Oh well, maybe next time.

McFly said...

Truth is stranger than fiction?

Here, here.

My wife went to a party this very evening WITH my probation officer. Who is also a she. A hot she.

Indeed. Alot of things just fell into place for alot of people.

Don't judge MMMM'Kayyyyy? Drugs are bad.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

Here's a quote from bgw from just the other day. Well said I thought:

"...thanks, bro but after all i've survived, life IS the high...when you can see through the bullshit (& there is a lotta bullshit) you stop believing in coincidence, look to the horizon & realize there's some pretty cool shit surrounding you & you were made to be a part of it..."

ridethewomble said...

Snobby,

Our hero Rob Ford has been playing football:

http://deadspin.com/5962381/here-is-a-gif-of-toronto-mayor-rob-ford-trying-and-failing-to-play-football

Enjoy.

The grandson of a Duckie Boy said...

Anon 6:29, you're a sucker. You don't even have a 212 area code.

babble on said...

What kind of bike IS Brett o' the sportstick riding, anyway?

It sure looks like he's longing for his own personal titanium interface...

babble on said...

The word nerd in me couldn't resist...

UNCTUOUS. 1. a: fatty, oily. b: smooth and greasy in texture or appearance

adjective 1. characterized by excessive piousness or moralistic fervor, especially in an affected manner; excessively smooth, suave, or smug.

You are SO much fun, Snob. xo

babble on said...

Dear Nebraska,

With all due respect, kind sir, you and the Mrs really should carry on as much as you possibly can. It's good for you. Plus, it's important to set an example for the kids.

Anonymous said...

You are so cool! I do not believe I've read through something like that before. So good to find another person with some original thoughts on this subject matter. Really.. thank you for starting this up. This website is one thing that is needed on the web, someone with a little originality!
my webpage > kaboble.com

bikesgonewild said...

...speaking of which...

...other than "...excessively smooth (&) sauve...", i'd say when you look up unctous in the dictionary, there's a color photo (beet red is very becoming on this guy) of trono mayor rob ford...

bikesgonewild said...

...babble-on...i'm not sure but i think ol' brett is riding an 'overexposure cycle'...

...surprised he hasn't crashed & burned on that thing but he still seems to get mileage out of it...

mikeweb said...

Wow, sorry I missed all the high and low and in between comments here. I left work early for a quick check-up or 'well visit' with my doctor yesterday afternoon. Not to worry, all of my parts are humming along just fine with a minimum of creakiness.

After one inquiry, my doctor said to me "Oh, you're a baby". Not sure if he meant that I'm young (I was born a few years before the summer/ winter of love). He may have meant 'Don't be such a big baby', which had me wondering if he's been hanging out with leroy's dog. But it occurred to me that maybe he meant it as 'Hey, baby!' and he's been influenced by McFly (in a gender generic sort of way).

Anyway, I can attest (and may have even suggested in 'offline' conversation) that I also think bgw should write a book.

recumbent conspiracy theorist said...

WORD NERD

Anonymous said...

If Liz and Cipo made a baby they could name her Ima Hatch-Cipollini.

Anonymous said...

just some nitpicking,

Bruno Junqueira (the IndyCar driver beside Italian F1 driver Jarno Trulli) is Brazillian not Italian.

rudy jenkins said...

You're fucking killing it. This might be your best post yet.

CommieCanuck said...

Speaking of grace and beauty...

Rob Fords in action.

VERB IAGE said...

Lion King = Lubricious

herbalku99 said...

i like bike, go run!!!

Anonymous said...

R.I.P.
Fred Birchmore (11.29.1911---03.15.2011)

http://www.bikingbis.com/2011/07/18/is-this-remarkable-world-bicycle-traveler-the-first-fred/

Anonymous said...

(11.29.1911---03.15.2012)

Unknown said...

just found this great misprint for your fondable ie foldable bikes

http://tucson.craigslist.org/bik/3443256140.html

Unknown said...

http://tucson.craigslist.org/bik/3443256140.html

yet another folding bike story, hooray for illiterates, hoo haa

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