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Awesome. The soundtrack is great, too.
whooooooaaaa... I've never seen anyone so skilled on a unicycle, though, to be fair, he does use that big training wheel. It's like Bike-kour.
...I've never seen anyone so skilled on a unicycle...It's like Bike-kour.
What's that you say?
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Bike and I have not had fun in quite a while...
I just found a bike thrown out by the neighbors. Hope to have a little fun with it.
It's a Ted Williams Free Spirit ladies 10 speed sold by Sears and Roebuck Co. Appears to have been made by the Austrians in possibly the 70's? I plan to tune it up and encourage my wife to come riding with the kids and I.
What's that you say?
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dude must have a taint of steel.
LOL!!!:lol2: "Taint of steel".
I just found a bike thrown out by the neighbors. Hope to have a little fun with it.
It's a Ted Williams Free Spirit ladies 10 speed sold by Sears and Roebuck Co. Appears to have been made by the Austrians in possibly the 70's? I plan to tune it up and encourage my wife to come riding with the kids and I.
Careful. That bike might be worth a little sumpinsumpin.
I doubt it, Free Spirit was a [chicago]Sears[/accent] label. Its good fun to fix up and ride'em maybe you outa too Grav.
I doubt it, Free Spirit was a [chicago]Sears[/accent] label.
Butbutbut, it says "Ted Williams".
Ima pretend I didn't see that last part.
I bet I could get $80 for it if I spent a couple days really working on it and tuning it up, and wrote a really good ad for it on craigslist, mentioning its European roots.
It's actually a fairly nice bike. A lot better than the pieces of shit from Sears that I remember from my childhood. They must have had different suppliers and price levels.
It does look a lot classier than my old POS Free Spirit as well. Cool find.