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    rooman
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    hardwaste, local neighborhood, a HiFi bike 🙂

    54cm seat tube, 58cm top bar 43cm chainstay and 72 degree seat angle, 170 cranks and 51/40 chainrings, all with ornate pretty lugwork , a circa 1985 "Panasonic/Matsushita/National" 1020 butted steel (read farm gate steel) with neat chromed fork, Diacompe calipers with old style quick release brake levers and fully functioning 6speed shimaNO cassette .....it is all working perfectly, just minus pedals and front wheel...and hardly a mark...almost mint...

    looks like it would be a comfortable long ride bike for someone from Eeetalee or Jahpann.

    I'll never ride it, but it will become an n+1 item to chat over at Pub Bug unless a short legged long body/reach visitor needs a treddly...meantime just cant find the speaker knobs or the power cable socket!!

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  2. flyingdutch
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    Ain't that related to what Phi lAnderson woulda been riding around that time???

    short legs. long body. hmmmm. american....

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  3. rooman
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    flyingdutch said:

    Ain't that related to what Phi lAnderson woulda been riding around that time???

    short legs. long body. hmmmm. american....


    correctamundo...

    eg: he rode for and on Panasonic-Raleigh in the 84 Milan-San Remo...

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  4. TimC
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    On 2006-12-30, rooman (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    flyingdutch said:

    Ain't that related to what Phi lAnderson woulda been riding around that
    time???

    short legs. long body. hmmmm. american....


    correctamundo...

    eg: he rode for and on Panasonic-Raleigh in the 84 Milan-San Remo...

    You have Phil Anderson's hard rubbish?

    Stalker 🙂

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    TimC

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    As you know, Linus took the word the penguins kept saying over and
    over again, rot13'ed it, and used that as the name of his OS.


    So, who's going to record this .au file:
    "Hello, my name is Yvahf Gbeinyqf, and I pronounce yvahk, yvahk."
    -- Anthony de Boer && Michel Buijsman in ASR

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  5. rooman
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    TimC said:

    On 2006-12-30, rooman (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    flyingdutch said:

    Ain't that related to what Phi lAnderson woulda been riding around that
    time???

    short legs. long body. hmmmm. american....


    correctamundo...

    eg: he rode for and on Panasonic-Raleigh in the 84 Milan-San Remo...

    You have Phil Anderson's hard rubbish?

    Stalker 🙂

    --
    TimC

    Quoted message said:

    As you know, Linus took the word the penguins kept saying over and
    over again, rot13'ed it, and used that as the name of his OS.


    So, who's going to record this .au file:
    "Hello, my name is Yvahf Gbeinyqf, and I pronounce yvahk, yvahk."
    -- Anthony de Boer && Michel Buijsman in ASR


    long way to walk from the south coast Anderson farm with a frame over the shoulder...maybe his estranged ex tossed it out the window on a fast 4WD flight though Bayside during the week ( whilst looking for a lost dog perhaps?)

    still cant find any volume knobs

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