BotM February 2020 nominations - Blue Collar Special
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Oldskool13
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It is rather nice.
The History Man":1967o8t0 said:
It is rather nice.
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The more the merrier....
Sinnermans 1988 Marin Pine Mountain-Joe Murray.
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The more the merrier....
Sinnermans 1988 Marin Pine Mountain-Joe Murray.
Thread...for info, history, pictures and the whys and where fors......
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=407557&p=2997312#p2997312
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MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
My bike does not have a thread. It does not have expensive parts. But it has showed up for work every time I needed it for the past twenty six years, rain or shine. It does its thankless task, and then back to the garage with little to no maintenance. Beer runs, late night dashes, trails, urban bashing, kid hauling, commuting, this is what Blue Collar is to me. I don't expect my Blue Collar bike to get any votes, and it won't care either, it is blue collar. Here it is, MattiThundrrr's 93 or 94 Specialized HardRock, the RockRat:
PS RepackRider, a Mountain Bike legend, has a thread on MTBR dot com regarding his take on blue collar bikes. A worthy read.
https://forums.mtbr.com/vintage-retro-c ... 33958.html
PS RepackRider, a Mountain Bike legend, has a thread on MTBR dot com regarding his take on blue collar bikes. A worthy read.
https://forums.mtbr.com/vintage-retro-c ... 33958.html
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Graham_hkr
Specialized Fan
Awesome bike, it follows the thread title to perfection!MattiThundrrr":ndkdp526 said:
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Have to agree that RockRat has nailed (what I took to be) the spirit of this theme perfectly. Fire Mountain is a lovely example too. Tempted to throw up an old Mongoose that'll upset almost everyone and (hopefully) get no votes
Amen!
rwm1962":214gg8oc said:
Amen!
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elPedro666":ilol6eu7 said:Tempted to throw up an old Mongoose that'll upset almost everyone and (hopefully) get no votes
Much underrated bikes! get it up.
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I'll pop these here, my interpritation of blue collar.
RBG's Dawes Wildcat, circa 1988, exage trail Bone stock right down to the grips and tyres
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... t#p2946411
I'll pop these here, my interpritation of blue collar.
RBG's Dawes Wildcat, circa 1988, exage trail Bone stock right down to the grips and tyres
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... t#p2946411
benjabbi
Bontrager Fan
Benjabbi's 1992 Giant Granite
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=406131
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=406131
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Don’t see many NOS looking Exage chainsets
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