Recent content by bj70_guy

Sadly I have to miss it this year :frown:

Wow dude, that is one inauspicious start to your 81 experience :eek: Hope things improve for you quickly. An 81 with an FT is a great vehicle. You're a local, so pop over to the Coastal Cruisers board here on mud and say hi. We sadly aren't a very active club anymore, but there is a lot of...

I'll be out of town... again :frown:

Jim Brantley, there's a name from the past. Does he still have Knuckles?

I believe the diesel badge goes where your load sticker is on the full door. My BJ74, but just looked at pics of friends' 73s and that's how they were too, with the load sticker to the right of the badge. Love the half doors!

I've always wondered if that was intentional, if there was a zevon superfan high up at Warn :lol:

Paul Brodie brazed frames for Rocky Mountain cycles for a couple of years before starting Brodie bikes. The geometry was a bit unusual at the time, 70.5 degree head and 74 degree seat with 17" chain stays. It was made for the trails in North Vancouver BC (before it became kind of mtn bike famous...

Well they weren't vintage when I bought them :lol: '86 Brodie Romax. Has become a bit of a legendary bike in these parts (the brodie, not mine in particular...). Hand made, fillet brazed. I think its an '88 - Pinarello Montello in chromo velato with full Super Record other than C record seat...

Awesome Rob, nice to see!

That sounds like a good idea for an impromptu club meeting... Sorry to see you go Drew, but life happens. You'll be missed. Maybe catch you on 40 meters when you get set up, though I haven't had a lot of luck getting many ontario contacts.

That is awesome!

Hope the hernia is worth it :p

Compressor is gone 👍

Old compressor, ran when parked. Bring a friend, I'm not helping move it :hillbilly: $25.

That kid is old enough to drive now!