Names and faces to bikes

Feckin sweet Colnago!

very very nice!

"I wanna say something. I'm gonna put it out there. If you like it, you can take it, if you don't, send it right back. I want to be on you."

Here is me and the Giant here.
Heres the fixed which is what i'm on the most at the moment.

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Ellooo, I'm Zoe
I ride a green Mercier (made in taiwan :[)
Here's me hacking the newman bike surfing
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and here's me saying "Hello!"

Is this at the clock tower/embarcadero??

Is this at the clock tower/embarcadero??

Yessir, must be.

Hello hello. I'm Marisa, 25 from LA. I ride a converted Nishiki at the moment that I've been riding for almost a year now, and onto a new project. Very new to this forum, so bare with me. I originally joined in order to meet other riders when I'm traveling. I'm planning a trip for February, it will be the first time out of the states with my bike. I was in London about 6 years ago, and aching to go back. Hopefully I will have the pleasure of meeting some of you when I visit. I know this post is useless without pictures, but I'm in the office at the moment and don't have much saved to this computer. Soon...

Heres one of me getting whored by some sleazy photographer working for a climate change festival...

Look like a poser right? That bike is unfortunatley now deceased.

Finally got my new bike together after two months of scavenging & scrimping, really missed nipping about a la fixed wheel. Nice to be spinning again, Jumped from 71 to 81 GI in the process, which I may say has left me feeling like ive been pumping iron.

Sneak peek of new bike:

you are running 81'' on the street????

I know this post is useless without pictures, but I'm in the office at the moment and don't have much saved to this computer. Soon...

ahhhh, an office.

I long for the feeling of having a job!

Look foward to seeing some pics. This a good forum with a lot of friendly people. I live in the part of this country most people try to avoid, so I dont get to show around fixie riding visitors much.

Im sure a lot of forumengers shall promptly hook you up with some fun when you land!

Welcome.

^ Yes, I have to say I am pretty fortunate to have a job in the current state that we're in. Then again, it would be nice to be outside on these sunny days.

I really like the forum a lot, glad I joined! Just wish it was February already.

you are running 81'' on the street????

indeed!

Slows me down a bit pulling away, but fine if I get off the saddle. Ive put two brakes on though!

^ Yes, I have to say I am pretty fortunate to have a job in the current state that we're in. Then again, it would be nice to be outside on these sunny days.

I really like the forum a lot, glad I joined! Just wish it was February already.

I think everyone here will be wishing they are in LA in february!

the lure of a new place eh...

^haha. The weather here is nice around that time I will say that. But so is change. I'll be sure to pack wisely this time. Eeeks.

Very new to this forum, so bare with me....

okay i'm bare - now what?

;)

theres a bear with you?

That reminds me of the family holiday when the satnav said 'bare left' and there actually was a bear on the left. That was excellent.

edited - post a Spotted in the wrong group.

wrong thread there ed. Although you spotted jonny (clue is in the photo's name), gentleman cyclist :)

theres a bear with you?

That reminds me of the family holiday when the satnav said 'bare left' and there actually was a bear on the left. That was excellent.

That's funny... Should be in a Chevy chase movie... :D

I think everyone here will be wishing they are in LA in february!

the lure of a new place eh...

Yeah but have you ever been to L.A? I'd rather live in Stoke

Yeah but have you ever been to L.A? I'd rather live in Stoke

i stayed in ingledwood for a week and it was one of the friendliest places i went on my trip. havnt been to stoke so cant compare.

I've just been given my green card for entry into the US. My folks live in Seattle. Fixed gear riding is huuuuuuuuuge there.

Actually - i haven't been "given" my green card - i have busted my ass and broken my back answering stupid questions about why i want to be closer to my folks and in a state where i can ride for hours then piss off up the mountains for some snowboarding. Surely thats good enough reason!? :-)

Yes, Seattle has quite a big community.