Agreedit's aging beautifully. My early 70's Peugeot PX-10 (V3.0) bought
in 1981 is still a favourite bike. Not as practical as yours; it's a
single-speed. Frame,paint (some scrapes and scratches), seatpost and
Ideale 90 saddle is original. Other stuff is a Japanese/Italian mix of
parts -
yes, no rust anywhere and I'm sure the bike will outlive me.
On Thursday, August 14, 2014 5:48:57 PM UTC-5, Ryan wrote:
Agreedit's aging beautifully. My early 70's Peugeot PX-10 (V3.0)
bought in 1981 is still a favourite bike. Not as practical as yours; it's a
single-speed.
Try using what you use, and posting links. I just post links to Flickr.
Others use other services and post links. Some attache/imbed the photos
into the post via the web interface. There are a bunch of us on Flickr, so
that tends to be the congregation point for photos.
With abandon,
Patrick
hi Jon,
go to photobucket and copy your photo url (Direct)
When you hit post reply, a toolbar comes up. There's a blue photo icon.
Click on it. It gives you the option of browsing your computer, fielding
from you google profile photos, searching google, or pasting your url - the
last is
( Ron that is just such a pretty bike...)
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Thanks Guys! I give it a shot when I have something to post.
Jon
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 5:13:35 PM UTC-6, Serial Griller wrote:
I've been searching the forum on how to post photos. I can't find it.
I am used to using Photobucket or just cut and pasting from my windows
photo gallery.
Is
Thanks Liesl, it's 38 y-o and on its 3rd rebuild. The paint is original,
but otherwise, only the headset and brakes calipers are original. It's
been of course kept inside, but there are a few marks on the paint where my
daughter used to climb on it when I had it on a turbotrainer. The photo
Mountain Home, TX is the southern end of the Great Plains. I'm about 1200'
above the bottom of the escarpment to the coastal plain. The other thing
we have here are beautiful limestone creeks and killer fly fishing
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/bulldog1935/decoy/fish9/aP7200024.jpg
