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			thirdraildesignlab posted a photo:	Here's a good shot of the S&S Coupler on the downtube. This fixed gear build features a custom-installed S&S coupler system, for maximum travel capabilities.Read the build logs and more on the Team Lope Tyre Clubbe site:www.teamlopetyreclubbe.com

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2011words Shop Owner Laps Competition at Worlds

What an astounding feat!
HE LAPPED them.

Joe Wentzell of Breakaway Bikes in Philly owned the 40-44 competition, and I have to say, I am quite impressed!

http://www.velouk.net/2011/10/14/2011-u … ips-day-5/

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garminshot GPS Filling in the Blanks

A harrowing tale of a bike crash and memory loss, where GPS helped reconstruct the events… a compelling argument for tracking your rides.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/06/scien … tw-nytimes

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 This is How We Settle Things the Team Lope Way

I mean, just about ANYTHING.

http://treselegant.tumblr.com/post/9329 … n-the-most

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tltcgen One Big Ring One Big Ring

11/18/11

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 One Big Ring

I didn’t count the links or anything, but I’m pretty sure to crank this (without skitching the drag car as they always do on these landspeed bikes) you’d need to generate 1.21 jigawatts.

http://fixthecity.es/post/9119276317/bi … -chainring

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tltcgen My Neck Tattoo My Neck Tattoo

11/18/11

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 My Neck Tattoo

Never gets old…

http://www.r-e-l-i-c.com/post/4850695592

Despite being old.

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chopbars Rapscallions Choppy Bars Redux

Here’s how it looks with the kid seat removed. It’s GREAT riding in this configuration, as one would expect for risers (or arcs chopped short and turned up to clear the basket framing, hence risers)… good stuff for cargo carriage days without the Wee Z. Such as today.

Speaking of, Rain! I’m outta here…

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coffeenww Coffee Carriage Round 33

Please note, with wrongbike’s basket cargo system, I can now lash to the corner so securely that I can transport my coffee thusly thereon. NICE!
Every previous attempt at similar lashing to my Sogoh basket failed because it’s rounded and too shallow for it. This is perfect. Science!

Works with gin too.

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bicycle repair market Best Kiosk on Market Street

Doesn’t beat me doing fixie gear work on the street in Downtown Oakland, but pretty cool…

http://sfist.com/2011/11/01/free_bike_r … p_in_n.php

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redgear R3 Brand Aware Swag

I may have abandoned the rocket red R3 sunglasses, but don’t let it be said that I don’t represent the TRDL/ R3 colorway in other swag. To wit, my Thanksgiving-themed Twin Six limited edition tee, and new bottles!

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1321568396 put them kids to work!

i don’t care what anyone says – if they’re your own kids, it’s not called "child labor," it’s called "pulling their fucking weight."

now get out there and MOW THAT LAWN!

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