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Keith,
Congratulations for your impending birthday!!! I had not really realised that there were such senior RB members. I bet you have some stories to tell - maybe you could consider a thread of stories from your earlier years in cycling, i am sure there would be others who would be interested.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!!!
Richard
Keith,
Congratulations for your impending birthday!!! I had not really realised that there were such senior RB members. I bet you have some stories to tell - maybe you could consider a thread of stories from your earlier years in cycling, i am sure there would be others who would be interested.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!!!
Richard
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Re: lets see your 80s photos ...
I remember the Gordano kit as having the striped top section but in the black and white days of 'Cycling' it wasn't clear what the colours actually were. Was the 'official' BCF registered version the purple and white as you're wearing in the photo and others that Mrs B, Mr H and Miss H wore in TT's their own thing?
Wasn't Blue with Red sleeves the BCF national jersey then?
keithglos":3vjsbm80 said:
I remember the Gordano kit as having the striped top section but in the black and white days of 'Cycling' it wasn't clear what the colours actually were. Was the 'official' BCF registered version the purple and white as you're wearing in the photo and others that Mrs B, Mr H and Miss H wore in TT's their own thing?
Wasn't Blue with Red sleeves the BCF national jersey then?
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I thought I would be in trouble for hijacking this thread.
Steven, Built by Les Vince of Walcot St in Bath, cast lugs, 73 x 71 butted 531, pale green with black box panels. In a world of fixed wheels I was obviously BLRC. When RTTC were geared high at 84 in 1951 I used a 50 x 13 (103 47x50, 13-21) in a league time trial, with help from the weather.
Richard, Thanks for your kind comments, I will consider your suggestion.
Paul, What can I say? Little sister H, well known for turning donkeys into bipeds, usually wore silver with stars.
The ladies team usually had red and white vertical stripes with pale blue below.
Keith
I thought I would be in trouble for hijacking this thread.
Steven, Built by Les Vince of Walcot St in Bath, cast lugs, 73 x 71 butted 531, pale green with black box panels. In a world of fixed wheels I was obviously BLRC. When RTTC were geared high at 84 in 1951 I used a 50 x 13 (103 47x50, 13-21) in a league time trial, with help from the weather.
Richard, Thanks for your kind comments, I will consider your suggestion.
Paul, What can I say? Little sister H, well known for turning donkeys into bipeds, usually wore silver with stars.
The ladies team usually had red and white vertical stripes with pale blue below.
Keith
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Here is my late 80s photo
Great thread guys, and also what a great 50s bike keithglos showed us.
Here is my late 80s photo
Great thread guys, and also what a great 50s bike keithglos showed us.
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I've edit the thread title to give it more legs.
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I've edit the thread title to give it more legs.
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Nice looking Lo Pro though.
PMP cranks! A true TT addition for any low profile that did absolutely nothing to increase the speed of the bike but also lowered your bank account considerably :facepalm:Nob":337ws5pg said:
Nice looking Lo Pro though.
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Seems this thread is dying somewhat Time scale 1986 to 1992ish, so heres a few on me friends....
Will add more later on!
Time scale 1986 to 1992ish, so heres a few on me friends....Will add more later on!
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