Jeff & Skip
Clouds over Traverse Bay
Sharp's
Barn, near Vermontville
Taffy Likes Sunshine
Arborvitae in detail
Dropouts
Nearing the End
Edna's Place and the Moon
Siesta Motel
Little Venice in Color
Kewaunee Factory District
Pliers
SS Spartan
Pointes North Inn
A Cloud of Dust
Population 53
Barn
Autumn
Thirsty
Cathead Beach
Taffy at the Door
Leaves Against the Sky
Perimeter
Sky and Farm
Gladiolus
Maple Leaf
Autumn in Grand Ledge
Badly needs paint!
Color Riot
Grand River
Haul Me Have Me
Taffy
Oreo
Rusty Tractor
Along the Way
Barn Near Hoytville
A Room in the Woods
Strange Car
Traverse Bay Reflections
Blue Columbine
Waterfall, near Kaymoor ruins
Light @ Ontonagon
Big Marsh Lake
Francisco Leandro
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Explored! #299 [October 16, 2007] Thanks!
Dismantled the bike over the weekend and took it to Assenmacher's for a repaint last night. In another month it's gonna look new. I'm sure I'll post more pix at that time.
Meantime, a few details: The frame was custom built by Matt Assenmacher in 1975 and has about 85,000 miles on it, 70K of them by 1986 when I finally bought a car. The Phil bottom bracket's been there since 1978. The crankset's a Stronglight 99; most of its parts date from 1975 but the left crank arm and small chainring are replacements. The bike was rebuilt with what eBay sellers call "New Old Stock" last spring, but I put the repaint off until winter because I wanted to get it on the road.
Weather permitting, I'll still hit the road this fall, and maybe even winter. Just on a different bike.
Dismantled the bike over the weekend and took it to Assenmacher's for a repaint last night. In another month it's gonna look new. I'm sure I'll post more pix at that time.
Meantime, a few details: The frame was custom built by Matt Assenmacher in 1975 and has about 85,000 miles on it, 70K of them by 1986 when I finally bought a car. The Phil bottom bracket's been there since 1978. The crankset's a Stronglight 99; most of its parts date from 1975 but the left crank arm and small chainring are replacements. The bike was rebuilt with what eBay sellers call "New Old Stock" last spring, but I put the repaint off until winter because I wanted to get it on the road.
Weather permitting, I'll still hit the road this fall, and maybe even winter. Just on a different bike.
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