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Category Archives: Bushwhacker
Day 27. #30daysofbiking
Short rides this week. A couple of test rides, too. (Once you assemble them, you have to test them out.) Today’s spin is on a bicycle unlike any in my stable: the Specialized Roll. (Just noticed my friend Kate has … Continue reading
Rebuilt in central Illinois: the Royal Scot
Dave inserted the Royal Scot back into the flow of history, creating something sure to confuse anyone trying to identify this particular model. Continue reading
Posted in Becoming a bicycle, Bushwhacker, History, Other bicycles
Tagged bicycle repair, British, Bushwhacker, Raleigh, resto mod, restoration, Royal Scot, three speed
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They shoot old bicycle stories, don’t they?
I may be a bicycling dinosaur, but I know dinosaurs with older stories than mine. Continue reading
Posted in Bushwhacker, Business, History, News, Other bicycles, Trek
Tagged Bushwhacker, peoriasbushwhacker, Specialized, Stumpjumper
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