This stack of old,obsolete(?),wheels was lying outside my LBS the other day.To my untrained eye,they looked pretty straight and true.They were gone that same afternoon.Hope they found a good home.
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- the Slow Schlepper
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Having spent most of my working life at sea, as a sailor in the merchant marine,I have recently come ashore for a second go as a land lubber.The first time I was retrenched due to the GFC and I went back to sea on the Bass Strait ferries .Three years later,here I am. My job as a cargo super involves a company car and a small amount of driving around, which I try to keep to a minimum. This blog is my view of the world from the saddle and also a diary of my passion for old, steel framed French treadlies.
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5 comments:
I bet someone snagged them for an art project.
...I was thinking more of a circular BBQ rotisserie device!
cheers,
Ian
heehee, I cut out the hubs and use them around my roses, to keep those naughty chickens from digging them up..... and there have been a few arty trellis projects for beans etc........
It has been a while, Slow RPM-san. Anyway, how strange! I hope so actually.
Hello again Ms Duck Herder,Suichi San,
Now I am feeling quite the guilty tinkerer.Should have taken 2 of the best and started a new treadlie project. But no point wallowing around in a sea of regret,eh?!
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