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• #2
that has the wiff of tony da foney about it?
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• #3
I liked the old film about getting the train to Rugby and finding your common humanity whilst listening to the hum of the tyres and joining the conversation that arises "between solicitor and carpenter, teacher and typesetter, electrician and radiographer," regardless of "rank or station".
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• #4
hell yeah, trains were more bike friendly in the 50's !!
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• #5
actually that film is brilliant.
despite the "derailer" chat, most of them are on fixed, forget the "tweed" angle of dafoney's stupid site, those riders are just wearing regular clobber of the time, basically like us.
except they ride in a bunch a fuck's sight better than this forum does.
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• #6
it's quite funny, why the 'hatin' ?
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• #7
I like the films, but they're off youtube innit?
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• #8
are you sure this is this a tony site?
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• #9
that has the wiff of tony da foney about it?
[quote=RPM;256109]it certainly does.
CONSIDER THIS PLEASE
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• #10
worth digging up the thread AND pm'ing me for?
I don't really care mate, sorry.
live long and ride fast!
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• #11
Not enough name dropping for tony. Homeboy is the the queen ndsf of the bike world. You know, minus the f part.
Jonny this looks right up your street!
http://www.tweed.cc/index.html
Sample quote:
Bicycles
Most recognise that bicycle technology reached its pinnacle in the early 1970s and everything since has been marketing. Millions are spent every year on hoodwinking the public with obscure materials which are all very if you are constructing a craft to convey astronauts to the Moon, but quite out of place on an English country lane. Lugged steel, by contrast, is durable, comfortable and offers an opportunity for the skilled framebuilder to practice his craft. Why spend a king's ransom on the latest titanium confection when any weight advantage will be rendered irrelevant by a cheese-and-pickle sandwich and a thermos of soup?